Senior Software Development Manager

Superior Court of Los Angeles County; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 130,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

The Senior Software Development Manager at a leading court will drive innovation and modernization in software engineering, ensuring secure and efficient solutions. This role involves strategic leadership, mentoring teams, and overseeing enterprise software strategies to enhance operational efficiency and public access.

Qualifications

• 11+ years in IT systems design, with 2 years managing software.
• Experience with full-stack development and cloud platforms.

Responsibilities

• Define and execute software architecture strategy.
• Lead modernization initiatives and mentor engineering teams.
• Oversee software strategies and manage budgets.

Skills

Leadership

Innovation

Strategic Decision Making

Education

Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Science, or related field

Tools

.NET

C#

Angular

Azure

DevOps

CI/CD pipelines

Job description

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Senior Software Development Manager - Superior Court of Los Angeles County

About the Court

Los Angeles Superior Court is the largest unified trial court in the United States, supporting over 10 million residents across 36 facilities in 12 judicial districts. With more than 580 judges and 4,800 employees, the Court manages an annual budget exceeding $1 billion.

Position Overview

Under the leadership of the Deputy Chief Information Officer, the Senior Software Development Manager will drive innovation, modernization, and strategic transformation within the Court’s software engineering landscape. This role involves defining enterprise-wide architecture, adopting next-generation technologies, and ensuring secure, scalable, and efficient software solutions aligned with the Court’s mission and future digital strategy.

Key Responsibilities

• Define and execute the Court’s long-term software architecture strategy.
• Lead modernization initiatives using emerging technologies to improve operational efficiency and public access.
• Provide strategic technical leadership and facilitate high-level discussions with stakeholders.
• Oversee enterprise software strategies, ensuring consistency and integration across divisions.
• Mentor engineering teams, fostering a culture of innovation and excellence.
• Shape technology investment strategies and oversee digital transformation projects.
• Ensure architectural standards, security compliance, and vendor management align with organizational goals.
• Develop and communicate technology roadmaps, participate in architecture reviews, and manage budgets effectively.

Qualifications

• Option I: 11+ years in IT systems design, development, or administration; with at least 2 years managing a major software function.
• Option II: Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Science, or related field, plus 7+ years of relevant experience, including 2 years in management.
• Option III: Equivalent combination of education and experience.

Desirable Skills and Experience

• Experience with full-stack application development, cloud platforms, DevOps, and AI technologies.
• Proven ability to make strategic decisions impacting enterprise initiatives.
• Knowledge of secure development practices and large-scale platform management.
• Technologies: .NET, C#, Angular, Azure, DevOps, CI/CD pipelines.

Additional Information

This position is eligible for telework after an initial training period. Applicants must meet the specified requirements and can contact [e-mail] for questions. The Court is an equal opportunity employer.