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Robert Half

Software Development Project Manager

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What they do

A Software Development or Engineering Manager leads teams of software developers who design or improve computer software. Manages and oversees the software development process and directs the work of software engineers. May be primary contact with customers or users; may manage software development project budgets and hire or train staff.

$157,504 / year median in Texas

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Job Description

We are looking for a Software Development Project Manager to lead technology initiatives for a services environment in Houston, Texas. This contract opportunity with potential for a permanent role is suited for someone who can coordinate cross-functional engineering efforts, keep delivery plans on track, and maintain strong oversight of quality, budget, and team resources. The ideal candidate brings a structured approach to project execution and can translate business priorities into organized, measurable development outcomes.
Responsibilities:
  • Build and manage project roadmaps that align timelines, milestones, and delivery goals for software development initiatives.
  • Coordinate resource planning across technical teams to ensure the right skills and capacity are assigned to each phase of work.
  • Oversee project execution within financial system-related initiatives, tracking progress, risks, and budget considerations.
  • Partner with engineering stakeholders to define priorities, resolve blockers, and maintain momentum throughout the development lifecycle.
  • Establish quality control practices that support reliable releases, consistent standards, and successful project outcomes.
  • Monitor project health through regular status updates, issue management, and clear communication with leadership and stakeholders.
  • Facilitate collaboration between business and technical teams to clarify requirements and support effective decision-making.
  • Identify delivery risks early and implement mitigation strategies to protect scope, schedule, and overall project success.