Technical Program Manager

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• As the TPM in the System health team, you will be responsible for Power and Performance (PnP) areas for new devices
• Crafting PnP plans to support the Wearables org strategy.
• Collaboratively planning a roadmap of PnP features rollout with cross-functional partners.
• Building detailed execution plans and holding yourself and the team accountable to deliverables.
• Reporting on technical program status in various forums to peers and product leadership.
• Planning around risks and developing mitigations appropriately.
• Supporting the wider org with data processing skills and deriving insights on status and gaps to move the business forward.
• Building strong relationships with other groups within engineering and/or across the company and leveraging these relationships as a force-multiplier to meet goals.
• Articulating the technology, requirements, goals, and milestones of your program.
• Driving multiple engineering programs and product initiatives.
• Working with engineering teams to define and revise the long-term strategy, roadmaps, and end-to-end plans for device system health programs.

Minimum Qualifications

• 6+ years of experience as a Technical Program Manager managing software or consumer device programs from inception to production
• Experience delivering technical programs or products from inception to delivery
• B.S. in Computer Science or a related technical discipline, or equivalent experience
• Communication and interpersonal experience, including relationship building and collaboration within a cross-functional team.
• Knowledge of software development and product development processes and best practices.
• Experience in processing and analyzing large sets of data using a MS-Excel / G-Sheet. Scripting experience in SQL and Python programming is a Major plus.
• Experience leading cross-functional teams (software and hardware engineers, peer TPMs and product managers).
• Experience in managing multiple programs concurrently.
• Experience in communicating program status, risks and planned mitigations to technical experts and leadership