About Company
Tudip Technologies Pvt. Ltd is a CMMI Level 5 extreme technology company. Careers at Tudip Technologies are not just jobs, but a promise of a bright and dynamic future. Tudip provides ample opportunities to grow within the company technically as well as a technocrat by promoting entrepreneurship. Tudip Technologies’ careers will enable you to help clients enhance and improve while you build your career. We are a place which defines Integrity, Innovation, and Serenity. Tudip provides you a better platform that transforms an individual into an experienced and immensely skilled professional through an ethical and vibrant business environment. We are here for effective client servicing, taking care of our employees’ needs, and creating a success story to remember.
Role overview
The Program Manager will coordinate Learning and Enablement programs supporting Databricks, with immediate emphasis on the Databucks rewards program. The role combines campaign operations, portfolio governance, stakeholder coordination and impact reporting,



while supporting release workflows and automation initiatives. The Program Manager will maintain clear ownership, reliable execution and visibility across parallel workstreams.
Key responsibilities
Employee reward program
- Manage redemption communications for individual contributors across four balance buckets and AMER, EMEA and APJ. Maintain a separate awarding and competition communication stream for people managers and business unit leaders.
- Coordinate recipient and balance refreshes, maintain the monthly communications calendar, validate templates and product images, and test campaigns before sending.
- Operate Google Apps Script mail merges and Gmail campaigns within quota and batch limits. Schedule sends for regional mornings, prevent duplicate sends and maintain the redemption Send Log.
- Monitor recipient replies and respond within the documented 24-hour service level. Follow program rules for audience targeting and co

📌 Program Manager (Colombia)
🏢 Tudip
📍 Colombia