Top Program Manager Jobs

The Program Manager will oversee enterprise SSD development by coordinating with various teams, managing schedules, and providing project updates while ensuring smooth communication between teams.

Manage federal detention contract operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, oversight of subcontractors, and strategic planning. Act as liaison with government, manage budgets, and conduct audits.

The Program Manager leads emergency response operations, manages logistics and personnel during public health emergencies, and ensures program compliance and readiness.

The Program Manager oversees the Theatre for Learning program, managing operations, developing partnerships, ensuring compliance, and supporting events, while fostering youth engagement and education through theatre.

The Program Manager will oversee health outreach projects, focusing on implementation, evaluation, collaboration, and reporting. Responsibilities include managing data collection and promoting project results.

The Operations Program Manager oversees operations execution from development through manufacturing, coordinating logistics, quality control, and supply chain to ensure efficient product scaling.

Lead and oversee contractor support for the USSOCOM J6 PMO contract, managing staffing, deliverables, schedules, risk, quality, subcontractors, and government stakeholder engagement to ensure compliant, timely, and mission-focused program execution.

Lead execution of complex technical programs for government mission objectives, ensuring performance, compliance, and effective communication with stakeholders.

The Program Manager will oversee product life-cycle management, budget, schedules, and metrics in the Optical Modules Group, ensuring successful product development for telecom applications.

Own end-to-end issue management and lead containment, root cause analysis, and remediation. Serve as project manager for critical product initiatives, coordinating Product, Engineering, Legal, Compliance, and Operations. Build and improve processes and automation (including AI tooling), manage partner relationships, report to stakeholders, and ensure cross-functional launch readiness.

Lead and manage a large federal IT program, ensuring delivery outcomes across multiple workstreams while engaging stakeholders and managing risks.

Lead cross-functional teams to manage new battery product launches from award through start of production. Coordinate design, validation, industrialization, budgeting, risk mitigation, and customer communications while ensuring compliance with APQP, IATF 16949, and ISO 9001 standards.

Leads and coordinates support programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, medical needs, and autism. Supervises staff, ensures shifts are covered, verifies training and orientation, responds to emergencies while on call, and occasionally provides direct care. The role requires flexible scheduling, transportation of people served, personal care assistance, lifting and transfers, and compliance with Minnesota 245D Designated Manager requirements.

Leads financial management across aerospace and defense programs, partnering with program, accounting, contracts, FP&A, and operations teams. Responsibilities include EAC development, revenue and cost forecasting, budgeting, variance analysis, contract funding and cash monitoring, risk assessment, monthly close, planning, and executive reporting. The role also develops finance staff and implements scalable program finance processes, tools, and reporting.

Own and scale OpenAI’s product lifecycle assurance program from development through continuous post-launch monitoring. Partner with Product, Security, Legal, Privacy, Safety, and Engineering to govern launch reviews, identify risks, and ensure compliance claims map to verifiable controls. Build low-friction technical controls, CI/CD checks, guardrails, monitoring, metrics, and dashboards across infrastructure and developer workflows. Guide high-stakes launch decisions, improve risk posture, and use incidents and regressions to strengthen assurance processes.

Leads global software modernization and GenAI enablement programs, including technical roadmaps, technical debt reduction, tooling strategy, release governance, lifecycle process standardization, and AI adoption. Partners with architects, software leaders, regional teams, and Quality/Regulatory functions in a regulated medical device environment. Establishes governance, training, metrics, and verification readiness practices across four regions while ensuring compliance with IEC 62304 and design controls.

Leads aerospace and defense programs, including proposals, customer relationships, budgets, schedules, forecasts, contract negotiations, risk management, and financial performance. Coordinates cross-functional teams, prepares pricing and proposal materials, manages scope changes, presents program reviews, identifies growth opportunities, and mentors lower-level program managers. Requires customer-facing leadership across engineering, procurement, production, finance, contracts, and business development.

Leads aerospace and defense programs, proposal efforts, customer relationships, financial performance, schedules, budgets, contracts, risks, and business growth. Manages multiple high-value technical manufacturing programs, coordinates cross-functional teams, supports TINA-compliant sole-source proposals, negotiates contracts, oversees scope changes, and presents program reviews to customers and management. Provides training and direction to junior program managers and travels as required.

Leads aerospace and defense programs from proposal through execution, managing customer relationships, contracts, schedules, budgets, forecasts, risks, and profitability. Oversees major proposal efforts, pricing recommendations, negotiations, work authorizations, and program reviews. Coordinates Business Development, Contracts, Procurement, Production, Finance, and Engineering teams while developing new business opportunities. Provides training and direction to lower-level Program Managers and travels as required.

Manages security activities for designated programs, integrating security into business capture, proposals, and program execution. Oversees NISP compliance, classified-program regulations, contractual security documentation, Security Classification Guides, secure-area administration, training, recordkeeping, and policy development. Coordinates with government agencies, customers, suppliers, program protection teams, leadership, and business development. Reviews requirements, resolves compliance conflicts, and develops security infrastructure supporting defense and engineering programs.

Participates in a 6–12 month accelerated sales training program, learning products, customers, vendors, pricing, systems, and selling skills. Prepares account plans, sells products and value propositions, makes jobsite and office sales calls, processes customer orders, and develops customer and supplier relationships. The role requires operating a company or personal vehicle more than 80% of the workweek.

Drive end-to-end execution of complex hardware programs from requirements and design through integration, qualification, production readiness, and customer delivery. Coordinate electrical, mechanical, optical, firmware, software, test, manufacturing, and program teams; manage dependencies, risks, milestones, documentation, supply chain, tooling, and hardware availability. Communicate concise status updates and create structure, accountability, and decisions across ambiguous technical work.

Lead strategic planning and program management for technology standards litigation. Coordinate internal legal, technology, finance, licensing, economic analysis, and external counsel stakeholders; optimize litigation investments and resources; prepare legal, economic, and FRAND arguments; develop litigation capabilities across countries; align litigation campaigns with business priorities; and implement effective litigation management processes.

Leads cybersecurity program teams supporting customer missions and business objectives. Responsibilities include program planning, execution, requirements, schedules, costs, risks, customer engagement, technical issue resolution, business development, and proposal management. The role requires managing complex cybersecurity software development programs, coordinating engineering and functional teams, driving customer growth, and delivering mission-focused outcomes on time and within budget.

Lead cross-functional program management for arterial product portfolio from concept through commercialization. Own schedules, budgets, risk and stakeholder plans, ensure NPD governance compliance, enable change management, and support PMO tool/process maturation to deliver regulated medical products on time and on budget.