Top Technical Program Manager Jobs

Own end-to-end delivery of large-scale bare metal GPU and AI Cloud infrastructure programs. Lead planning, procurement readiness, data center deployment, cluster commissioning, software enablement, production readiness, customer onboarding, and operational handoff across multiple sites. Coordinate engineering, data center operations, supply chain, vendors, security, networking, and customer teams while managing risks, dependencies, schedules, governance, executive communications, and continuous process improvements.

Lead cross-functional infrastructure programs spanning HPC infrastructure engineering, data center operations, and customer delivery. Coordinate server hardware, networking, power, cooling, and facility systems to meet availability, scalability, and performance goals. Manage scope, timelines, risks, dependencies, resources, customer communications, and infrastructure deployments. Drive uptime monitoring, issue resolution, operational improvements, and reliable service delivery across complex technical programs.

Leads end-to-end infrastructure programs spanning engineering, data center operations, and cloud customer delivery. Coordinates server hardware, networking, power, cooling, and facility systems while managing scope, schedules, risks, dependencies, resources, uptime, and stakeholder communications. Develops deployment plans, translates technical requirements into execution plans, supports customer infrastructure needs, and drives improvements in operational efficiency, scalability, and reliability.

Owns the Solumina manufacturing operations platform as a technical product owner and program manager. Leads requirements, solution definition, prioritization, integrations across Solumina, SAP, PLM, MES, and ERP systems, product roadmaps, implementation plans, KPI development, stakeholder alignment, and continuous improvement. Provides domain leadership in manufacturing operations, smart factory processes, MOM/MES technologies, and digital technology security requirements.

Own end-to-end delivery of GPU cluster activations and data center infrastructure programs from planning through operational handoff. Coordinate construction, networking, hardware, power, cooling, commissioning, procurement, vendors, and operations across multiple workstreams and regions. Establish program roadmaps, risks, governance, runbooks, and reporting mechanisms while resolving blockers and improving deployment reliability. Present executive status updates, translate technical requirements into actionable plans, and drive scalable automation and process improvements in a fast-moving global environment.

Own end-to-end delivery of GPU cluster activations and data center infrastructure programs from planning through operational handoff. Coordinate construction, networking, hardware, commissioning, procurement, vendors, and operations across concurrent global deployments. Manage dependencies, risks, technical sequencing, executive communications, deployment processes, and operational readiness while improving reliability, automation, and scalability.

Leads a team of technical program managers overseeing NVIDIA image quality programs across Jetson and DRIVE. Responsibilities include setting camera ecosystem priorities, managing engineering resources, launching partner certification and AI-powered tuning programs, ensuring image quality readiness for software releases, resolving critical issues, and building agentic AI workflows for triage and partner support. The role also requires executive-level partner engagement and collaboration across global automotive, robotics, sensor, and technology partners.

Lead and coordinate large-scale, cloud-native technical programs for a payments microservices platform. Coach Agile/SAFe practices, plan sprints, remove impediments, align cross-functional teams, influence stakeholders, and drive delivery with a focus on performance, security, reliability, and continuous improvement.

Drives cross-functional planning and execution for software programs from concept through launch. Responsibilities include defining roadmaps, schedules, milestones, dependencies, risks, resource plans, release readiness, and communication across software, hardware, science, and product teams. The role also improves development processes, coordinates issue resolution, and provides leadership reporting in a hybrid San Jose environment.

Drives hardware systems program execution across electrical, mechanical, and systems engineering from design through production. Owns integrated schedules, resource planning, dependencies, material flow, supplier coordination, budgets, risks, and cross-functional communication. Coordinates with contract manufacturers, PCB fabricators, assembly houses, supply chain, finance, engineering teams, and executives while establishing lightweight program management processes in a fast-changing environment.

Coordinates project planning, scheduling, implementation, cost tracking, reporting, and process improvement activities. Supports resource alignment to meet schedule and budget objectives, monitors project progress against quality and cost metrics, and interfaces with internal customers and external suppliers. Provides informal guidance to new team members while solving straightforward project issues and communicating project information.

Lead complex mobile platform initiatives across iOS and Android, driving roadmaps, delivery, risk management, governance, and executive reporting. Establish engineering-wide Jira governance, optimize software delivery processes, coach agile teams and technical program managers, facilitate architecture decisions, and improve developer velocity. The role requires cross-functional influence across Product, Engineering, Security, Sales, Marketing, and Legal, along with ownership of technical strategy, resource planning, program health, and organizational change.

Own complex, multi-team technical programs from inception through sustained operation. Partner with engineering leadership on architecture, integrations, dependencies, requirements, delivery forecasting, and operational excellence. Use AI copilots, automation, and analytics to improve planning, backlog refinement, reporting, risk identification, stakeholder communication, and retrospectives. Mentor TPMs on AI-augmented workflows while maintaining appropriate human oversight.

Leads multiple technical programs and projects across Applied Materials’ AGS, Spares, and Services organization. Defines objectives, milestones, resources, budgets, and delivery requirements; oversees development, implementation, maintenance, and documentation. Manages multiple teams and subordinate managers, including staffing, performance, training, and resource allocation. Drives technology research, process development, organizational roadmaps, cross-functional integration, and the use of data analytics and AI/ML to improve productivity, efficiency, and scalability.

Owns end-to-end software and vehicle release operations, including release trains, branching, build triage, hotfixes, release communications, and compliance gating. The role drives automation, predictive prevention, AI/ML-enabled triage, auditable safety practices, and scalable change control across engineering, safety, hardware, and test teams in a safety-critical autonomous vehicle environment.

Leads a strategic portfolio of technical programs and manages a team of Technical Program Managers. Drives cross-functional alignment, planning, dependency resolution, risk mitigation, resource allocation, ROI tracking, and executive communication. Oversees technical documentation, architectural materials, implementation resources, demos, knowledge transfers, and documentation standards for technical and non-technical audiences. Requires a strong technical background in architecture, observability, networking, DevOps, and security.

Leads complex technical programs from scoping through deployment, aligning Engineering, Product, Data Science, vendors, and global stakeholders. Designs scalable operational processes, data pipelines, and SOPs; resolves dependencies and scope conflicts; monitors vendor performance; identifies process gaps; and drives continuous improvement. Uses SQL and spreadsheet-based analysis for root-cause investigation, program spend justification, dashboards, and team-effectiveness measurement.

Lead the Primary Compute Unit program from architecture and hardware development through validation, integration, and production. Coordinate hardware, firmware, software, safety, supply chain, quality, manufacturing, and vehicle integration teams. Translate strategy into roadmaps, schedules, deliverables, budgets, and accountability systems. Manage suppliers, manufacturing readiness, issue resolution, root-cause analysis, stakeholder communications, and executive reporting while driving cross-functional alignment throughout the product lifecycle.

Drive cross-functional software and hardware release planning and execution across autonomy integration, engineering, operations, and testing teams. Track release metrics, manage configurations, maintain release calendars and documentation, coordinate priorities and dependencies, remove blockers, and report risks. Partner with engineering leadership on organizational objectives, retrospectives, and continuous process improvement.

Own and lead complex, cross-functional technical programs across Netflix’s content and studio technology lifecycle. Responsibilities include creating execution plans, managing dependencies, risks, scope, schedules, and milestones; communicating progress to executives; and partnering with product, engineering, design, and data science teams. The role requires studio or media technology expertise, experience with large-scale software projects, and the ability to shape technical strategies and bridge technical and nontechnical stakeholders.

Owns end-to-end governance of hardware and product changes from engineering approval through cross-functional review and production-line implementation. Coordinates Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Purchasing, Supply Chain, Logistics, suppliers, and production teams. Manages multi-tier supply chain impacts, readiness, documentation, training, approvals, and audit-ready records. Builds change-pipeline dashboards and automates reporting using spreadsheets, scripts, and AI tools. Continuously improves governance frameworks, gate criteria, and change-management systems.

Leads end-to-end hardware program execution for AR wearable PCB development, from design release through production. Manages flex circuits, multi-layer boards, SMT and FATP builds, schedules, risks, quality, and yield. Coordinates electrical engineering, layout, manufacturing, APAC teams, vendors, and contract manufacturers while driving cross-functional alignment and integration of compact electrical components.

Leads cross-functional technical programs across engineering, operations, product, customer support, and business development. Establishes scalable systems and processes, coordinates feature implementation, manages multiple concurrent projects, sets timelines, and drives teams toward deadlines. The role requires strong stakeholder communication, influence without authority, comfort with ambiguity, and the ability to balance competing priorities in a rapidly scaling AI-focused company.

Lead complex hardware development programs for next-generation wearable devices, coordinating engineering design deliverables, component deliveries, qualification, schedules, risks, vendors, and cross-functional stakeholders. The role ensures development milestones support successful product launches and maintains program documentation. It also includes internal consulting practice contributions, thought leadership, client case studies, networking, and career development activities.

The Technical Program Manager coordinates with engineering teams to manage software development projects, ensuring delivery and quality while removing roadblocks.