The Technical Program Manager will manage schedules, lead teams, communicate risks, coordinate evaluations, and improve hardware engineering workflows at ISEE.
ISEE is seeking a full-time Technical Program Manager to join our team. The ideal candidate has previous work experience in both software/hardware program management. This person is often the point-person for the team and is known for getting things done.
Responsibilities
- Structure schedules and milestones for new features and hardware builds and work with various engineering teams to deliver on these timelines; remove blockers and communicate risks and/or delays to leadership
- Be the point person/directly responsible individual for various key initiatives within various engineering teams
- Lead standups
- Project manage subcontractors and vendors
- Assist engineering teams with purchasing and procurement
- Coordinate the evaluation and purchasing of new tools
- Improve workflows and processes across hardware engineering to increase productivity
Qualifications
- Bachelors degree in Computer Science or related Engineering
- 3+ years of relevant experience as a technical program manager
- Must have previously driven a product to launch
- Extremely detail oriented and follows up no matter how small the task
- Excellent communication skills: able to communicate complex ideas in an organized and coherent manner to a non-technical audience
- Robotics, AV, and startup experience preferred
- Previous work as an engineer working on engineering product development preferred
Top Skills
Computer Science
Engineering
ISEE Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Office
501 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA, United States
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