Top Program Manager Jobs

Lead engineering teams to deliver mechanical and pyrotechnic components and systems, manage cost/schedule/technical objectives, run project planning, lead customer interactions, support proposals and business development, and mentor junior engineers.

Lead technical customer engagements from pre-sales through delivery for vehicle data and simulation projects. Create technical proposals, manage timelines and resources, act as single point of contact, track milestones and deliverables, and surface unmet product needs to internal teams. Collaborate closely with customers and internal subject-matter experts to implement solutions and expand engagements.

Lead technical programs for defense autonomy customers: act as single point of contact, drive project execution, coordinate subject-matter experts, track milestones and deliverables, develop technical proposals from RFQs, engage customers to identify needs, and adjust resources and timelines. Role requires on-site collaboration and customer travel (~25%).

Senior on-site leader managing multi-site logistics and sustainment for a Marine special operations command. Oversee contract performance, staffing, quality, compliance, transitions, reporting, and serve as primary customer escalation point while supervising site leads.

The Engineering Program Manager leads a team in designing embedded systems, managing resources, and ensuring project delivery while providing technical leadership and mentorship.

Manage multiple hardware development projects from concept to market, create and maintain schedules and project plans, identify and mitigate technical risks, report status to stakeholders, coordinate cross-functional teams, engage vendors and supply chain, and drive projects to successful, on-time delivery.

Participate in a 6-12 month accelerated outside sales training program to learn products, vendors, jobsite needs, and sales skills; prepare account plans, sell products, process orders, and support district sales through ride-alongs and on-the-job learning.

Participate in a 6-12 month accelerated sales training program to develop outside sales skills. Learn White Cap products, vendors, pricing, and sales approach; prepare and execute account plans; perform jobsite and office sales calls via ride-alongs; enter and process customer orders; operate a company or personal vehicle for sales duties.

The Technical Program Manager will drive program execution for satellite development, ensuring successful engineering, production, and launch while coordinating internal teams and managing risks.

The Principal Software Technical Program Manager will lead complex software programs for Video Conferencing products, ensuring technical alignment and software delivery across teams.

Partner with the CPO to own end-to-end execution of product, design, and engineering initiatives. Remove cross-functional blockers, optimize roadmaps and processes across the SDLC, synthesize decisions from meetings, and apply AI-driven workflows to capture knowledge and improve team velocity. Serve as an executive-facing fixer with high agency, solving ambiguous technical and operational problems to maintain momentum.

Lead design, implementation, administration, and daily operations of the enterprise LMS. Project-manage Workday/CMS integrations, configure users/courses, troubleshoot issues, maintain content standards, produce usage reports and KPIs, collaborate with Organizational Development, and drive continuous improvement of learning programs and accessibility.

Manage customer engagement across the data center lifecycle, acting as primary technical liaison. Support pre-contract activities, lead project delivery from pre-construction to post-delivery, manage risks, track KPIs, drive continuous improvement, and coordinate internal and external stakeholders to ensure projects meet scope, schedule, budget, and customer expectations.

Lead end-to-end program management for NVIDIA Metropolis Vision AI products: drive roadmap execution, coordinate engineering and product teams, manage sprints and KPIs, use Jira/Confluence for reporting, and support model training, optimization, and edge deployment into production.

Lead end-to-end lifecycle of silicon-based products: plan, manage milestones, and ramp to mass production. Coordinate engineering, design, and marketing; own technical requirements, datasheets, and feature prioritization. Track progress, mitigate risks, report to senior leadership, and drive process improvements to ensure timely, on-budget delivery.

Lead and mature the enterprise risk management program across a global organization. Identify, assess, prioritize, and monitor enterprise and emerging risks; integrate risk considerations into planning and forecasting; produce executive and Board-level reporting; strengthen risk governance and culture; and support crisis management, business continuity, and organizational resilience. Partner with senior leaders across Finance, Technology, Legal, and Product to translate complex risks into actionable business insights.

Remote contract Technical Program Manager to own program delivery for an AI/LLM platform: run workflows, review Python/JS/SQL code, lead single-tenant to multi-tenant migration, formalize release-gating QA from informal tests, and guide architecture and multi-provider LLM integrations (RAG, agentic workflows).

Leads technical strategy and execution for enterprise AI products and platform capabilities. Translates customer and business needs into product priorities, influences architecture, coordinates cross-functional launches, and improves enterprise deployment, security, governance, adoption, and scalability. Partners with engineering, product, security, legal, design, and go-to-market teams while communicating risks, milestones, tradeoffs, and program health to senior leadership.

Leads complex technical programs that integrate AI safety safeguards across ChatGPT, API, enterprise, cloud, and platform environments. Responsibilities include roadmap development, cross-functional execution, deployment readiness, risk mitigation, safeguard implementation, misuse prevention, monitoring, enforcement, metrics, and executive communication. The role partners with engineering, research, product, operations, legal, policy, and external stakeholders to deliver responsible AI deployments.

Leads a program finance team and oversees estimates at completion, contract status reviews, quarterly finance reviews, budgeting, forecasting, revenue recognition, invoicing, cash flow, cost analysis, and program financial reporting. Supports audits, month-end close, proposal pricing, government-compliant bids, and cross-functional risk and performance initiatives. Requires strong people leadership, government contracting knowledge, cost accounting expertise, financial analysis skills, and eligibility for a U.S. government security clearance.

Leads multiple complex technical programs and strategic initiatives across engineering, product, QA, DevOps, security, architecture, and business teams. Develops roadmaps, governance processes, delivery plans, KPIs, executive reporting, and risk-management frameworks. Coordinates dependencies, resources, releases, and stakeholder communications throughout the SDLC. Champions Agile practices, continuous improvement, and operational excellence while translating technical issues into business recommendations. The role is fully remote in the U.S. and requires travel of up to 10%.

Leads cross-functional biotechnology R&D programs from discovery through early clinical development. Develops integrated strategies, plans, timelines, milestones, and risk mitigations; drives alignment across preclinical, CMC, manufacturing, regulatory, clinical, commercial, and finance teams. Represents programs to senior management, facilitates issue resolution and decision-making, manages stakeholder and alliance communications, and improves program execution processes. Requires strong knowledge of gene editing, cell and gene therapies, biologics development, and early clinical and regulatory activities.

Own end-to-end delivery of complex technical programs, coordinating engineering, product, design, operations, and other stakeholders. Define scope, timelines, metrics, and risk plans; improve development processes; communicate status and dependencies; resolve technical and organizational roadblocks; and help establish the company’s TPM function, strategy, and best practices.

Leads the program control function across financial forecasting, labor planning, profitability analysis, government contract pricing, and performance reporting. Develops financial models, workforce planning tools, dashboards, and business processes; monitors program revenue, costs, funding, backlog, and forecast accuracy; supports federal proposal pricing; mitigates financial and operational risks; and manages and develops program control staff.

Owns a major hardware program from initial prototype through engineering validation, industrialization, and volume production. Responsibilities include building and managing the critical path, coordinating suppliers and contract manufacturers, controlling BOM cost, quality, tooling, and capacity, leading production-line ramp and yield improvements, and communicating risks with recovery plans. The role requires hands-on technical judgment, factory-floor collaboration, and experience scaling physical products to thousands of units.