Delivery Manager

DriveWealth; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

DriveWealth is seeking a Technical Business Analyst to own end-to-end delivery of partner integrations from contract signature to launch handover. You will coordinate discovery with Solutions Engineers, write clear API and data-mapping requirements, and manage senior partner relationships while building delivery methodologies from the ground up.

This role focuses on delivering live integrations and ensuring smooth execution across teams.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering end-to-end partner integrations.
• Ability to write clear API and data mapping requirements.
• Strong cross-functional coordination with Engineering, Product and Operations.

Responsibilities

• Delivery end to end — plan, milestones, dependencies, go-live and handover.
• Requirements and analysis — lead discovery, own requirements and field-level specs.
• Documentation — comprehensive integration records and reusable answers.
• Delivery cadence and blockers — manage rhythm, escalate blockers with stakeholders.
• Go/no-go readiness — coordinate UAT and assemble evidence pack for launch readiness.
• Communication and risk — report health to leadership and surface timeline risks.

Skills

API knowledge

Requirements analysis

Delivery management

Stakeholder management

Technical writing

Job description

About Us

DriveWealth is on a mission to make investing easier. We believe that everyone should have the ability to control their financial future, and that access to financial markets should not be limited by geography, wealth, or legacy systems. We are a global B2B financial technology organization dedicated to democratizing access to financial independence around the world. Our mission is realized through an API-based platform, empowering our partners to offer seamless investing and trading experiences to clients worldwide, all from their mobile devices. Our technology provides partners with a modern, extensible toolkit, enabling traditional investment workflows and innovative techniques like fractional share ownership. DriveWealth has evolved into a global platform offering trading of US equities, mutual funds, ETFs, fixed income, and options.

About the Role

DriveWealth wins partners on solution design; this role owns the following: converting signed contracts into live, revenue-generating integrations. You will manage partner integration delivery end-to-end—including planning, requirements, documentation, and communication—from contract signature to launch handover. This role offloads project management and documentation from Solutions Engineers, allowing them to focus on technical execution. As a technical business analyst owning delivery outcomes, you will be fluent in APIs and the securities lifecycle to write clear requirements, manage senior partner relationships, and build delivery methodologies from the ground up while executing live integrations.

What You’ll Do

• Delivery end to end — plan, milestones, dependencies, critical path, go-live. Including a clean handover from pre-sales, so nothing agreed in the sales cycle is lost and nothing undeliverable is inherited.
• Requirements and analysis — lead discovery alongside the Solutions Engineer; own the requirements, data mappings, and field-level specs. Map partner workflows against DriveWealth capability across account opening, KYC, funding, order routing, execution, settlement, corporate actions, and reporting — surfacing gaps early rather than late.
• Documentation — the full integration record: workflow maps, configuration decisions, decision log, meeting actions, open items. Turn recurring partner questions into reusable documentation so the same explanation isn’t given twice.
• Delivery cadence and blockers — run the rhythm, adapted to each partner (most integrations run on the partner’s release calendar, not ours). Clear blockers across Engineering, Product, Client Operations, Compliance, and the partner. Escalate early and without drama.
• Go/no-go readiness — own UAT coordination and the evidence pack that makes "are we ready to launch?" a documented answer rather than a judgement call.
• Communication and risk — own the partner-facing delivery narrative and report health upward honestly enough that leadership hears about slippage from you, not the partner. Surface timeline, scope, and dependency risk with the trade‑off attached. Manage scope actively; route unf