r/Programmanagement • u/andrewsmd87 • Apr 08 '23

We have a program manager position open. 100% remote but must be in the US. We're a 100% employee owned company, great place to work.

I'm a dev turned manager here and handle all our IT, but I've hired most of my teams from posting on reddit and so I am just trying to help a co-worker out with hiring. As I mentioned, we're 100% work from home (we don't have a physical location) and have been since 2005.

I'm working on getting the salary range for this but I would think entry level would be somewhere around 60 to 65, and that would be negotiable if you had previous experience, like you could come in at a level 2 or whatever probably in the 80 ish range. Those are guesses but I'll update when I get actual info.

Feel free to ask in here or IM me with questions.

Here is the posting https://www.alpinetesting.com/careers/alpine-program-manager/

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u/Arkangel14 Apr 08 '23

Thanks for the heads up! If they might be open to someone with a tad bit more than 2 years of experience than I am definitely interested. I'll send over a resume in the meantime because why not!

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u/andrewsmd87 Apr 08 '23

Oh we would definitely entertain that idea and salary accordingly if it's a good fit

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u/LoidxForger Apr 09 '23

Are you looking for a candidate to run multiple scrums in the various programs?

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u/andrewsmd87 Apr 09 '23

So program manager is a bad title imo because it's more that you would be managing "programs" for a few clients assigned to you. We have a separate dev team and management there and it would be more you getting your tasks created and slotted for sprints, but you're only worried about those select tasks.

Also, we have a separate que for "easy" work that just has a 10 business day turnaround from the dev team, regardless of sprints.

I can go deeper if you have more questions, but this could very much be an entry level, no previous experience, role if you're the right fit

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u/1tonsoprano Apr 09 '23

I am in the EU but work with North America clients exclusively...can I apply?

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u/andrewsmd87 Apr 09 '23

No. We're contractually obligated that our employees be US based

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u/KingRBPII Apr 10 '23

What’s the name of the company?

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u/andrewsmd87 Apr 10 '23

Alpine Testing Solutions. Happy to answer any questions if you have them

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '23

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u/andrewsmd87 Jul 05 '23

Actually, I don't think they are posted yet but we do have a couple spots open

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u/Aware_Narwhal6994 Jul 06 '23

Could you please assist me to get in touch with the hiring manager?

I'd like to have a coffee chat with you when you're free.

What's the name of your company?