Top Technical Program Manager Jobs

Lead cross-functional programs to deliver battery energy storage software, embedded firmware, and controls. Drive Agile development, define technical interfaces and validation strategies, manage releases, track milestones, and mitigate risks across lab and field integration.

Lead cross-functional, technical programs for Link's consumer network, coordinating engineering, product, fraud, identity, and business teams to define scope, prioritize, mitigate risks, and deliver scalable payments and consumer finance features.

The Sr. Technical Program Manager will oversee cross-departmental projects, ensuring effective incident management and alignment with strategic goals, while fostering collaboration across teams.

The Technical Program Manager will lead project planning, execution, and delivery across technical teams, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and proactive risk mitigation.

The Technical Program Manager will lead silicon photonics programs, ensure delivery accountability, manage risks, and influence multi-site teams while driving customer engagement and operational efficiencies.

Lead and execute multi-disciplinary engineering projects from concept to delivery. Manage complex releases, coordinate cross-functional teams (Engineering, Design, Product, Customer), engage customers for requirements, track milestones and metrics, and adjust resources and timelines to ensure successful outcomes.

Lead and coordinate high-priority cross-functional strategic projects for engineering leadership. Serve as CoS liaison, manage meetings and communications, synthesize technical and financial information, prepare executive briefings, prioritize the CoS calendar, improve processes, and perform ad-hoc analysis to inform strategy and shareholder communications.

The Senior Technical Program Manager will oversee complex manufacturing infrastructure projects, manage external partners, and ensure cross-functional integration to achieve seamless operational readiness in manufacturing.

Lead integrated NPI lifecycle for rack- and board-level AI systems, coordinating CM/JDM partners, PLM/BOM/ECO control, factory test deployment, quality and yield metrics, and high-volume ramp readiness while reporting risks and readiness to executives.

Lead end-to-end technical programs in an agile environment: define requirements, drive design and implementation, manage scope/schedule, coordinate cross-functional engineering teams, improve processes, and ensure delivery of secure, reliable platform services.

Lead cross-functional teams to deliver semiconductor metrology products from definition through pilot, high-volume manufacturing, and sustainment. Own program delivery across engineering, manufacturing, service, installation, and customer engagement while managing risk, schedules, resources, and product roadmaps.

Lead end-to-end NPI programs for electro-mechanical products, managing schedules, budgets, risks, and cross-functional teams. Drive ILC process adherence, stakeholder communication, and continuous improvement to deliver products on time, within scope, and on budget.

Manage large-scale hardware systems and safety programs across the full product lifecycle. Coordinate engineering, manufacturing, legal, safety, supply chain, finance, and operations teams; establish plans and milestones; track metrics and risks; drive change management; remove obstacles; and communicate status and solutions to stakeholders from engineers to executives. The role requires technical aptitude, hardware product development experience, project management tools, and AI tools for productivity.

Owns actuator development and integration from system goals through production readiness. The role coordinates mechanical, electrical, firmware, controls, testing, reliability, manufacturing, and supply chain teams; drives technical convergence, validation planning, tradeoff decisions, change control, risk mitigation, and manufacturing readiness for robotic actuator systems.

Lead end-to-end development and deployment of integrated hardware/software operator stations for an automated warehouse material-flow system. Own program plans, timelines, dependencies, risks, build scope, resourcing, and execution across mechanical, electrical, safety, firmware, controls, sensing, data, and software teams. Coordinate design reviews, prototypes, validation builds, integration, testing, customer deployments, and production operations while communicating progress to leadership and improving program management processes.

Lead cross-functional planning and execution for complex HPC and AI systems programs. Manage schedules, dependencies, risks, resources, and release-readiness across hardware, firmware, software, networking, storage, and vendor teams while communicating status to stakeholders and mentoring junior staff.

Lead end-to-end experimentation pipeline for Stord Labs, coordinating robotics, AI, vendors, engineering, and operations to validate and scale logistics innovations into production pilots and enterprise rollouts, develop deployment playbooks, and manage co-funded customer pilots and executive demonstrations.

Leads complex customer-facing technical programs for AI storage computing platforms, coordinating OEMs, ODMs, vendors, software partners, engineering, operations, quality, product management, and sales. Drives system integration from proof of concept through development, validation, customer acceptance, and production deployment. Manages timelines, design reviews, technical issues, risks, metrics, dashboards, and executive communications while ensuring successful project execution and continuous improvement.

Own end-to-end embedded software program execution across firmware, drivers, bootloaders, hardware, architecture, compiler, runtime, and validation teams. Align software milestones with tape-out, silicon and board bring-up, validation, and customer delivery. Identify and resolve cross-team risks, manage schedules and operating cadence, support platform enablement, and coordinate distributed engineering teams and external partners for AI accelerator deployments.

Lead complex, cross-functional programs spanning hardware, robotics, autonomy, firmware, embedded systems, and cloud infrastructure. Define roadmaps, requirements, success metrics, and execution mechanisms while managing risks, dependencies, testing, deployment, safety, and customer readiness. Partner with engineering, field operations, OEMs, vendors, and customers to deliver reliable autonomous heavy machinery programs across global deployments.

Supports hardware program execution across electrical, mechanical, design validation, and embedded software teams. Responsibilities include mitigating technical and program risks, defining timelines and milestones, coordinating prototype and testing activities, managing infrastructure builds and hardware allocations, tracking parts and quality, facilitating cross-functional meetings, reporting to leadership, and managing hardware changes. The internship is full-time and in person in South San Francisco or Dallas from January through April or May 2027.

Leads complex aerospace and defense programs from planning through delivery. Coordinates cross-functional engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, contracts, finance, and customer stakeholders while managing scope, cost, schedule, technical performance, risks, documentation, proposals, reviews, and change management. The role supports missile defense programs involving mechanical and pyrotechnic components and systems.

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%).