Delivery lead

We are seeking an experienced Delivery Lead to own complex enterprise marketing technology implementations for major clients. You will lead the full lifecycle: immerse and define, plan and design, iterative build, end-to-end testing, deployment, hypercare, and transition to ongoing operations.

Block+Tackle is a professional services firm that helps leading brands solve the systems, data, content, and operating-model problems that cause marketing execution to break down  clients include The Home Depot, Delta Air Lines, Georgia-Pacific, and Marriott. We design and implement the foundations that allow marketing intent and context to travel reliably across teams, systems, agencies, and workflows. The result is less rework, faster activation, and a marketing organization that can scale with greater confidence.

You will be accountable for the integrated outcome across UX and functional design, technology, content, testing, organizational change, and program management. You will also serve as the senior client-facing leader and primary escalation point for the engagement.

This is a player-coach role for someone who combines systems-integration rigor with enough solution architecture depth to challenge a design, expose dependencies, translate between business and technical teams, and know when specialist expertise is required.

You think in systems and operate in the details. You move comfortably and confidently between executive conversations, architecture reviews, backlog tradeoffs, and team unblockers. You are calm under pressure and willing to surface uncomfortable delivery truths early. You bring a low-ego, high-accountability style and take responsibility for the whole outcome. The strongest candidates can explain how they connected architecture, content, testing, change, and governance to make an implementation succeed.

Take accountability for scope, budget, milestones, quality, risks, dependencies, resources, and the overall client outcome.

Build and maintain one integrated plan across Block+Tackle, client teams, agencies, platform vendors, and other implementation partners.

Establish program governance, decision rights, delivery cadence, escalation paths, and clear accountability across work streams.

Maintain a current view of program health and make timely tradeoffs across scope, sequence, capacity, cost, and risk.

Lead discovery and requirements definition across business, experience, content, data, integration, security, environment, and operating-model needs.

Translate the desired business outcome into a solution blueprint, prioritized backlog, release plan, test strategy, content plan, and change approach.

Create traceability from requirements and architecture decisions through build, testing, release, and acceptance.

Partner with technical leads and architects to validate application, integration, data, identity, security, environment, deployment, and support designs.

Challenge design choices, make tradeoffs visible, and prevent local workstream decisions from undermining the end-to-end solution.

Recognize when a decision needs deeper specialist input and bring the right expertise into the room before it becomes a delivery issue.

UX and functional: guide workflow design, experience requirements, functional specifications, backlog quality, and business acceptance.

Technology: oversee application configuration, custom development, integrations, data flows, environments, CI/CD, and technical documentation.

Content: integrate content inventory, migration, modularization, creation, approvals, and quality assurance into the delivery plan.

Change and adoption: align stakeholders, communications, training, readiness, and handoff to the client's ongoing operating team.

Own the integrated testing strategy across functional, UX, integration, system, performance, content, and user acceptance testing.

Drive defect triage, release readiness, cutover planning, deployment, hypercare, and transition into stable run operations.

Ensure that the delivered solution is operable, adopted, and supportable, not merely technically complete.

Build trusted relationships with executive sponsors, product owners, enterprise architects, marketing leaders, and delivery counterparts.

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