Top Technical Program Manager Jobs

Lead large-scale, cross-functional technical programs across product, engineering, operations, data, risk, and compliance. Define roadmaps, coordinate multiple squads and partners, drive system migrations and automation, manage vendors and financial partners, strengthen Agile and CI/CD practices, and communicate program health to senior leadership. Mentor TPMs and improve delivery discipline to increase scalability, reliability, and speed of member-facing financial products.

Own new product development planning, execution tracking, status communication, risk management, and customer coordination. Present executive-level updates, lead engineering engagements for escalations and feature requests, define requirements with cross-functional teams, mentor engineers, and assess staffing needs to support business and customer priorities.

Leads technical data-capture programs across hardware, software, operators, and field locations. Responsibilities include translating dataset requirements into capture plans, coordinating devices and training, validating pilots, investigating data-quality issues, forecasting capacity and delivery, and verifying corrective actions. The role requires analyzing throughput, quality, capacity, and cost while documenting procedures, technical decisions, dependencies, and realistic delivery forecasts.

Leads complex enterprise infrastructure programs from planning through operational transition, coordinating engineering, cybersecurity, networking, cloud, identity, endpoint, application, service management, business, and vendor teams. Manages project plans, dependencies, risks, budgets, governance, executive reporting, modernization initiatives, and endpoint migration rollouts. Ensures operational readiness through support models, documentation, knowledge transfer, and transition to steady-state operations.

Leads strategy and execution for battery development and manufacturing programs, guiding products from development and prototypes through commercial production. Owns cross-functional plans, roadmaps, schedules, risks, dependencies, and executive reporting. Partners with product design, manufacturing, supply chain, procurement, and engineering teams to establish commercial manufacturing capabilities, align material readiness, resolve tradeoffs, and keep complex programs on track.

Leads end-to-end delivery and validation of Form Energy’s battery technology, coordinating systems architecture, electrical engineering, firmware, and software workstreams. Owns product development processes, manages risks and dependencies, facilitates technical and executive decisions, and drives commercialization. Mentors program managers and engineers while influencing cross-functional teams and ensuring successful product launches.

Leads strategic, cross-functional technical programs across Growth and the broader organization. Responsibilities include roadmap definition, organizational change management, executive alignment, risk and dependency management, launch execution, process improvement, and mentoring TPMs and engineering leads. The role requires technical credibility, autonomy, strong influence without direct authority, and experience transforming engineering organizations. Familiarity with AI/ML infrastructure, LLM products, large datasets, and AWS is advantageous.

Lead complex data security risk-reduction programs across technology, cyber, business, risk, and control stakeholders. Responsibilities include integrated planning, governance, milestone and dependency management, risk and issue escalation, executive reporting, KPI/KRI development, control implementation, evidence capture, and transition to business-as-usual monitoring. The role also supports data security governance for AI, APIs, SaaS platforms, external websites, and evolving data movement channels.

Leads cross-functional technical programs from planning through launch, including carrier integrations, partner launches, internal tooling, and platform improvements. Partners with Engineering, Product, Data, Operations, and external stakeholders to establish milestones, manage risks and dependencies, communicate program health, make technical tradeoffs, and improve execution through retrospectives and success metrics.

Drives planning and execution across the software department, owning integrated roadmaps, schedules, dependencies, milestones, risks, and delivery commitments. Coordinates software work with hardware, systems, controls, testing, licensing, and security teams. Leads planning and operating reviews, documents decisions, tracks action items, and ensures follow-through. The role requires strong technical judgment, software lifecycle knowledge, and the ability to resolve blockers and manage complex programs across multiple engineering teams.

Leads enterprise AI and Voice AI programs from strategy through delivery, coordinating central AI and product teams. Owns AI model and platform adoption, customer-impact measurement, metrics dashboards, developer AI initiatives, executive communications, and ambiguous strategic projects. Requires deep AI/ML and speech technology knowledge, hands-on technical experience, metrics expertise, and the ability to influence senior stakeholders.

Own compute allocation for shared supercomputing resources, balancing research demand, workload requirements, hardware suitability, capacity, timing, and dependencies. Partner with researchers and infrastructure engineers to improve scheduling, placement, utilization, and capacity planning. Teach teams to estimate compute needs, explain allocation tradeoffs, develop guidance and tools, and improve decisions through usage and performance analysis.

Leads complex technical programs for an enterprise client, coordinating engineering, operations, and sales stakeholders. Responsibilities include defining outcomes, building delivery plans, managing risks and dependencies, establishing governance, driving change, and communicating performance. The role also requires applying AI agents to program orchestration, scaling program-management practices, and providing technical guidance on software development and platform architectures.

Leads end-to-end delivery of strategic go-to-market technology programs spanning CRM, marketing automation, sales engagement, CPQ, and billing systems. Coordinates Business Technology teams, aligns scope and milestones, manages risks and dependencies, and provides executive-level program updates. The role requires delivering complex cross-functional programs, influencing senior stakeholders across business functions, and developing efficient AI-enabled program practices in a high-growth B2B SaaS environment.

Leads end-to-end delivery of strategic go-to-market technology programs spanning CRM, marketing automation, sales engagement, CPQ, and billing systems. Coordinates cross-functional Business Technology teams, manages scope and milestones, surfaces risks and dependencies, drives stakeholder decisions, and provides executive-level program updates. The role also helps develop AI-enabled program management practices for a growing IT organization.

Leads end-to-end delivery of strategic go-to-market technology programs spanning CRM, marketing automation, sales engagement, CPQ, and billing systems. Coordinates Business Technology teams, aligns scope and milestones, manages risks and dependencies, drives cross-functional decisions, and provides leadership with concise program updates. The role also contributes to AI-enabled program management practices at a high-growth B2B SaaS company.

Own technical program management for Cape’s network team, including Jira hygiene, task tracking, dependency management, roadmap planning, timeline validation, vendor accountability, and cross-functional communication. Partner with engineering, business development, and vendors on routing, regional connectivity, subscriber provisioning, and cloud integrations. Translate between technical and business stakeholders, deconflict priorities, and help establish the network team’s program management and execution model as the company scales.

Leads strategic AI, Salesforce modernization, and sales enablement technology initiatives across the insurance business. Oversees the full SDLC, including planning, delivery, budgeting, risk management, implementation, stabilization, and post-launch support. Coordinates business, product, technology, architecture, data, security, finance, operations, and external partners. Drives AI adoption, mobile and digital sales experiences, integrations, governance, regulatory readiness, and measurable business outcomes while influencing cross-functional teams without direct authority.

Own high-impact, cross-organizational technical programs across Snowflake’s AppEx organization, spanning developer tools, application surfaces, AI experiences, and platform capabilities. Develop multi-quarter roadmaps, align teams without direct authority, drive API and integration decisions, improve engineering operating mechanisms, communicate data-backed recommendations to executives, and mentor TPMs. The role requires strong technical depth, cloud-native development familiarity, and experience delivering complex programs across engineering and product organizations.

Leads NVIDIA’s autonomous vehicle software program portfolio, owning delivery roadmaps, governance, risk management, customer timelines, and cross-functional execution. Manages and develops a team of technical program managers while personally driving complex autonomy programs, integrations, design reviews, and issue resolution. Partners with engineering, testing, regulatory, product, and vehicle-program leaders to deliver autonomous driving features and communicate technical risks and decisions to executives.

Own technical program management for Cape’s network team, including Jira task tracking, dependency management, roadmap planning, timeline accountability, vendor coordination, and cross-functional communication. The role will assess technical feasibility, deconflict priorities, translate between engineering and business stakeholders, and help establish program management processes as the network organization scales.

Own the end-to-end integrated development program for a confidential aircraft-related business, spanning hardware, software, systems integration, payloads, flight testing, manufacturing readiness, external partnerships, and service introduction. The role drives schedules, requirements, risk management, trade-off decisions, stakeholder alignment, scalable processes, and commercial readiness across engineering, flight test, business, customers, and suppliers.

Leads end-to-end delivery, governance, and evolution of the Marketing Technology portfolio. Manages complex MarTech programs, roadmaps, dependencies, risks, testing, deployment, integrations, technical debt, and adoption. Coordinates Marketing, Product, Engineering, Architecture, Data, and Analytics teams while providing executive reporting and driving ecosystem modernization and process improvements.

Lead complex FPGA device development programs from definition through production rollout. Coordinate silicon, IP, software, firmware, validation, manufacturing, and globally distributed engineering teams. Manage schedules, milestones, dependencies, risks, resource constraints, and critical paths. Improve program management processes, provide executive status reporting, and support silicon bring-up, validation, sampling, and production readiness. Influence cross-functional stakeholders and drive accountability without direct authority.

Leads operation and upgrades of neutral atom quantum computing hardware and a portfolio of advanced research programs. Defines requirements, priorities, execution plans, metrics, communications, and risk-management strategies across scientific, engineering, and business teams. Advises the technology roadmap, balances technical resources, supports grant applications, and collaborates with external partners to deliver future quantum computing capabilities.