Technical Program Manager - Compute Systems Engineering
As a Technical Program Manager, you will lead the coordination of complex engineering initiatives that power next-generation AI and high-performance cloud infrastructure. Working at the intersection of hardware, software, and cloud operations, you will drive cross-functional programs that enable scalable, reliable, and high-performing compute platforms. You will collaborate with engineering teams, infrastructure specialists, external technology partners, and business stakeholders to manage dependencies, mitigate risks, and improve execution across large-scale technical projects. This role offers the opportunity to shape mission-critical infrastructure in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment where innovation, ownership, and technical excellence are at the core of every initiative.
Accountabilities
- Coordinate complex technical programs across multiple engineering teams, ensuring alignment on priorities, milestones, ownership, and delivery timelines.
- Manage cross-functional dependencies involving software engineering, hardware engineering, infrastructure, cloud operations, customer support, and external technology partners.
- Identify, assess, and mitigate technical and operational risks while driving programs toward measurable outcomes.
- Establish and continuously improve program management processes, workflows, documentation, and execution frameworks to support organizational growth.
- Collaborate with engineering teams to support infrastructure deployments, platform evolution, and large-scale hardware integration initiatives.
- Facilitate communication between technical and non-technical stakeholders, providing clear program updates and ensuring alignment across teams.
- Contribute directly to operational improvements, issue resolution, documentation, and process optimization when required.
- Support the successful delivery of large-scale infrastructure programs by bringing structure, transparency, and accountability to technically complex initiatives.