Top Technical Program Manager Jobs

The Staff Technical Program Manager will lead complex programs in AI and robotics, aligning teams across hardware and software while focusing on execution and deliverables.

The Technical Solutions Architect will design and deliver solutions for enterprise customers, manage integrations, and coordinate across teams, all while ensuring effective execution and project management.

The Lead Technical Program Manager will manage and coordinate engineering execution across the program lifecycle while partnering with TPMs and ensuring alignment with the program strategy.

Lead cross-functional programs to define and execute long-term manufacturing test strategy, roadmap, and automation. Drive alignment across design, quality, manufacturing, suppliers, and customers to improve test yield, reliability, efficiency, and product quality. Use data-driven RCA, manage risks, and communicate status to leadership while ensuring scalable, production-ready test solutions.

Lead end-to-end planning and execution of complex quantum systems programs. Build roadmaps, integration schedules, and manage dependencies across quantum device, cryogenics, control hardware/firmware, and software teams. Drive cross-functional alignment, identify and mitigate technical and schedule risks, facilitate data-driven decisions, and establish scalable program practices and reporting for research-driven R&D to deliver deployable quantum systems.

Lead complex enterprise SaaS solutions deployment, manage multiple projects ensuring alignment with customer expectations and compliance with standards. Mentor junior managers and drive project success through effective communication and risk management.

Lead the delivery of enterprise-grade platform solutions, manage multiple projects, collaborate with teams, and oversee program changes to align technical solutions with customer needs.

Lead end-to-end program management for post-silicon and system hardware development, coordinating firmware, board bring-up, validation, qualification, and NPI across global teams. Define milestones, metrics, dashboards, and playbooks; manage risks, external partners, and dependencies; and provide leadership updates to ensure predictable delivery and scalable processes.

Lead end-to-end silicon program execution from architecture through tapeout, first-silicon bring-up, and production ramp. Manage external partners (ASIC houses, IP vendors, foundry, OSAT), run technology/IP selection, build program processes (milestones, risk/dependency tracking, reviews), and coordinate hardware-software co-design and post-silicon validation. Develop AI-assisted program management approaches.

Lead cross-functional planning and execution for software programs: build schedules, track dependencies, surface and mitigate risks, coordinate releases, and communicate status to stakeholders. Drive process improvements, resource planning, and alignment across software, hardware, science, and product teams to deliver high-reliability software capabilities.

Lead integration of the autonomy stack across perception, planning, controls, simulation, and vehicle software. Own roadmap, milestone planning, dependency mapping, risk management, integration test plans, and release readiness. Coordinate engineering, safety, release management, and field teams to validate on-road readiness and continuously improve integration processes.

Lead end-to-end program planning and execution for next-generation compute and sensor platforms. Align cross-functional hardware, firmware, perception, and software teams, manage dependencies and risks, run schedules and executive reporting, facilitate technical trade-offs, and establish program processes for validation and production readiness.

Lead and coordinate RL research programs: monitor experiment health and performance, prioritize and track experiments, run research reviews, establish lightweight processes, and resolve technical blockers across research, infrastructure, and data teams to accelerate model development.

Own end-to-end hardware systems program execution from requirements through EVT/DVT/PVT and production ramp. Manage ODMs/CMs and vendors, run NPI cadence, coordinate silicon, firmware, infrastructure software, supply chain, and datacenter interfaces, and communicate status to engineers and executives. Build program mechanisms and apply AI-assisted tooling to streamline program management.

As a Technical Program Manager, oversee technical projects, engage with stakeholders, ensure project objectives are met, and maintain client relationships.

The Engineering Program Manager will lead high-impact programs in medical and aviation security sectors, overseeing project execution, stakeholder alignment, and team collaboration.

Lead end-to-end IT program delivery for site openings, relocations, and workplace technology. Own intake/prioritization, launch-readiness gates, vendor SLAs, cross-functional coordination, runbooks, and 90-day stabilization to ensure secure, supportable, and monitored operations at scale.

Lead global infrastructure rationalization and AI‑readiness programs, managing multiple complex workstreams, vendors, stakeholders, and risks. Define KPIs, drive cloud modernization, platform consolidation, cost and risk optimization, and infrastructure service improvements while ensuring security, compliance, and AI governance alignment.

The Senior Technical Program Manager at Afero will lead execution of complex IoT projects, collaborate with teams, manage risks, and drive process improvements.

Lead complex engineering initiatives by managing programs from strategy to delivery, influencing leaders, aligning teams, and mentoring junior TPMs.

The role involves leading the deployment of an AI manufacturing platform, coordinating factory integration, cross-functional execution, and ensuring operational success.

Lead manufacturing strategy and operations efforts: develop capacity, labor, facility and equipment plans; build scenario models and business cases; establish operating rhythms, metrics and dashboards; enable executive decisions; and run cross-functional programs to scale factory capacity, productivity, quality, and organizational readiness. Onsite factory role.

Lead end-to-end execution of technical development programs: track scope, schedule, and costs; manage cross-functional teams and stakeholders; identify and mitigate risks; support contracts, customer communications, and regulatory requirements; build program dashboards and predictable integrated master schedules.

Lead cross-functional semiconductor IP and SoC development programs end-to-end, coordinating Analog/Digital/Layout/Verification/Physical teams, tracking schedules, risks, and deliverables, driving program reviews with engineering and executives, interfacing with customers/vendors, and improving program processes and tooling to ensure successful silicon tapeout and product release.

Lead technical delivery of autonomous vehicle deployments across multiple US logistics sites. Define scope, schedules, budgets, risks, and stakeholder communications while coordinating on-site support. Support deployments with technical troubleshooting, test-case definition, and occasional bug-fix coding to ensure safety, performance, and customer satisfaction.