PHI - Technology Delivery Manager-1
Prudential Financial
- Location
- Mumbai
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Entry
- Posted
- Jul 15, 2026
About this role
Prudential’s purpose is to be partners for every life and protectors for every future. Our purpose encourages everything we do by creating a culture in which diversity is celebrated and inclusion assured, for our people, customers, and partners. We provide a platform for our people to do their best work and make an impact to the business, and we support our people’s career ambitions. We pledge to make Prudential a place where you can Connect, Grow, and Succeed. Prudential (UK) in partnership with the HCL group plans to set-up a standalone Indian health insurance company to address the growing healthcare needs of the Indian consumer. This joint venture will combine Prudential's global expertise in insurance and financial services with HCL Group’s experience in technology and healthcare solutions. Prudential, with its longstanding presence in India, already operates two leading businesses in life insurance and asset management with the ICICI Group. Prudential was also the proud sponsor of the 1983 Cricket World Cup, India’s first World Cup Victory! Prudential Health India is a Zero to One team undertaking a no-legacy, greenfield health insurance deployment in India, building journeys that truly empathize with the customer and offer a differentiated experience. To partner us in this mission, we are looking for a talented candidate for the role of… Technology Delivery Management Note: The title will depend on (1) Experience (2) Expertise and (3) Performance. So the title could be: Technology Delivery Manager Senior Technology Delivery Manager (Asst. Director) Technology Delivery Manager People Manager role Experience: 7 - 15 years. Location: Mumbai only Work from office only Job Profile Summary: PHI intends to build a cloud-native, microservices-oriented, loosely coupled & open technology platform, which is tightly aligned to health-insurance domain, and built expecting to be reused while anticipating change . The PHI platform will be made up of multiple applications supporting different business functions, which are well-integrated and well-orchestrated. The applications could be COTS (Common-Off-The-Shelf) vendor software, or Prudential Group software capabilities, or software built by in-house PHI engineering team. All applications need to adopt common services, platforms, architectural principles, and design patterns. The right candidate will be accountable to deliver technology artefacts to business stakeholders, in the fastest time possible , with least gaps , best quality , and clarity on how the technology and business requirements can be delivered and tested at pace, with minimal gaps, and best quality. Requirement gaps, change requests, non-integrated journeys, bugs in UAT, NFR failures – all these would signal poor quality deliverables by this candidate. We are looking for 3 candidates . Each of them will need on a specific business area: Customer (this candidate will focus on delivery of solutions interfacing with PHI’s end customers) Distribution (this candidate will focus on delivery of solutions interfacing with PHI’s distribution partners and agents) Core (this candidate will focus on delivery of solutions interfacing with core insurance functions like insurance product & pricing configuration, medical underwriting, provider network management, claims, FWA, endorsements, etc) Job Description: Deeply understand the long-term architectural direction, with emphasis on reusable components, and the interactions between the various applications. Drive BAs and Solution designers to evaluate business requirements and convert them into low-level “codable” solution designs considering functionality, interoperability, performance, scalability, reliability & availability & other applicable criteria. Contribute to identify and evaluate alternative design options and trade-offs to handle both functional and non-functional requirements. Ensure high-level and low-level designs are produced by technology