Technology Program Manager
Job description
About the role
The owns the end-to-end delivery of strategic initiatives that bridge Information Security, Technology, and Enterprise AI. This individual drives operational excellence by maintaining rigorous oversight of scope, schedule, and cross-functional dependencies. They translate complex program activity into clear executive-level narratives that inform leadership decision-making. The role operates at the intersection of three strategic domains, requiring independent judgment and comfort with high ambiguity. The hire will establish and maintain governance artifacts such as RACI matrices to ensure accountability across programs. They will coordinate cross-functional working sessions to align stakeholders and unblock progress. This position is responsible for building and sustaining metrics frameworks that measure operational health and program velocity. Ultimately, the role ensures that security, infrastructure, and AI initiatives advance in a synchronized and transparent manner.
Key facts
What you'll do
- Orchestrate end-to-end program management for concurrent initiatives spanning Information Security, Technology, and AI while preserving clarity on scope, schedule, and interdependencies.
- Construct and sustain detailed project plans, milestones, and delivery timelines using Jira, Asana, or MS Project to track progress and forecast delivery dates.
- Proactively surface risks, blockers, and scheduling conflicts across workstreams to stakeholders before they impact delivery outcomes.
- Maintain a current RACI matrix across all active programs to clarify ownership, highlight accountability gaps, and drive resolution.
- Coordinate scheduling, agendas, and follow-through for cross-functional working sessions, program reviews, and stakeholder meetings across G&A, R&D, and InfoSec/Technology.
- Manage action item tracking and follow-up across all programs, ensuring commitments are documented, owners are assigned, and deadlines are met.
- Act as the operational coordinator for AI initiatives, managing meeting cadence, tracking decisions and action items, and driving completion of assigned tasks.
- Develop and maintain program status dashboards and executive-level reporting that conveys performance, issues, and forecasts in a concise format.
- Produce regular program health reports that highlight progress, risks, and decisions required, tailored for specific audience needs.
- Own stakeholder communications for program milestones, delays, and escalations, ensuring the right information reaches the right people at the right time.
- Build and maintain metrics frameworks for the IT and Information Security functions, tracking operational KPIs, SLA performance, and program velocity.
- Develop reporting that makes program and operational metrics visible to leadership on a consistent cadence, enabling data-driven oversight.
- Partner with Information Security and IT management to define meaningful metrics that reflect program health beyond simple activity tracking.
Requirements
- Bring 5+ years of program or project management experience in a technology or IT environment, demonstrating delivery against complex initiatives.
- Hold a PMP certification or be actively pursuing the credential with an expected completion date within 12 months of application.
- Demonstrate the ability to manage multiple concurrent programs independently with minimal oversight, balancing priorities and resources.
- Show experience building and maintaining RACI matrices, project plans, and executive status reporting across complex cross-functional initiatives.
- Exhibit proficiency in at least one project management tool such as Jira, Asana, or MS Project to organize work, track progress, and report outcomes.
- Display experience with metrics reporting and data visualization using tools like Tableau, Snowflake, or similar BI platforms to turn data into insight.
- Communicate effectively in writing and speaking, moving comfortably between crisp executive summaries and detailed working session facilitation.
- Operate comfortably in an ambiguous, fast-moving environment where structure must often be created rather than inherited from existing playbooks.
- Possess prior experience with Information Security, IT operations, or project governance programs within a technology environment to contextualize discussions and decisions.
Nice to have
Not applicable, as the SOURCE does not list preferred qualifications beyond the core requirements.
Practical notes
This is a full-time remote position based in the United States. No centralized corporate offices exist; employees work from home, company-paid co-working spaces, or a hybrid arrangement that suits their needs. If working from home, the individual must meet specified technology, equipment, and workspace requirements to support effective performance. The role demands independence, strong judgment, and the ability to drive programs forward without direct supervision. Travel is not required as part of this role. No visa sponsorship details are provided in the SOURCE material. No specific deadlines for application submission are outlined in the SOURCE.