The Eirene Enterprise Technical Change Champion is a senior technology leader dedicated to driving enterprise-wide execution and operational acceleration for software vulnerability remediation. This role focuses on enabling hundreds of global software development teams to rapidly resolve static code vulnerabilities (SAST/source code defects), patch vulnerable software dependencies/libraries (SCA/third-party packages), and modernize their delivery capabilities—including containerization and streamlined release processes—to achieve same-day fix and deployment capabilities .
As the principal technical change agent, the Director partners directly with software engineering teams, specialized remediation contractors, and internal tooling teams. The primary objective is to remove engineering friction, validate and stress-test technical remediation plans, accelerate tool adoption, and build sustainable pathways for same-day production patching.
Key Responsibilities & Core Duties
1. Technical Change Leadership & Same-Day Release Acceleration
Lead the enterprise change agenda to dramatically compress remediation cycle times, championing technical practices, containerization, and modern workflows that empower teams to deploy hotfixes and patches on the same day vulnerabilities are identified.
Act as the senior technical champion across business lines, partnering with engineering leads to transform patching from a disruptive, multi-week release cycle into a routine, low-risk, rapid-release operation.
Overcome cultural, procedural, and technical blockers to rapid releases through hands-on engagement, technical demonstrations, and targeted process re-engineering.
2. Application Team Plan Validation & Technical Enablement
Engage directly with application engineering leads and architects to review, challenge, and validate remediation plans for static code vulnerabilities (SAST) and software component/dependency patching (SCA, OS packages, runtime frameworks).
Assess application readiness for rapid patching, helping teams decouple monolithic dependencies, transition workloads into containerized runtimes (e.g., Docker/Kubernetes/OpenShift), and establish modular architectures that isolate patch impact.
Provide pragmatic technical guidance on complex remediation challenges, such as breaking API changes in patched libraries, framework upgrades, code refactoring for security findings, and container base-image updates.
3. Contractor & Specialist Workforce Management
Direct and oversee specialized external contractor pools, staff augmentation teams, and vendor engineering squads embedded across application teams to accelerate hands-on code remediation and patching.
Establish clear technical performance standards, Statements of Work (SOWs), and delivery metrics for contractor engagements focused on static code fixes and library upgrades.
Ensure contractor outputs adhere to enterprise code quality and testing standards, facilitating smooth knowledge transfer and self-sufficiency for permanent application teams.
4. Internal Tooling & Process Optimization
Partner closely with internal tools, CI/CD, and developer infrastructure teams to ensure scanning, build, packaging, and testing tools support rapid, friction-free developer workflows.
Drive enterprise-wide adoption of developer-centric tools that provide automated remediation guidance, IDE-level static analysis, automated pull-request/dependency bump bots, and vulnerability tracking portals.
Collaborate with platform teams to streamline change approvals, automated regression testing gates, and release mechanics for hotfixes to eliminate unnecessary procedural delays.
5. Program Governance, Velocity Tracking & Executive Reporting
Define and track key technical performance metrics, specifically Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR) , Same-Day Fix Ratio , Static Code Defect Resolution Rates , and Dependency Patch Dwell Time .
Provide executive-level visibility into remediation velocity, platform containerization…