Technical Program Manager (II) 601 West 2nd Street Austin TX 78701
3 months
About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Technical Program Manager (TPM) to join the Hardware Quality & Reliability team supporting large-scale infrastructure programs. This role focuses on ensuring the reliability and quality of hardware systems deployed in data centers including next-generation machine learning platforms.
You will work at the intersection of engineering operations manufacturing and logistics teams to drive issue resolution streamline processes and ensure successful deployment and operation of complex systems.
Key Responsibilities
Drive cross-functional programs to support hardware reliability and deployment in data centers
Coordinate with engineering server operations manufacturing and logistics teams to resolve issues
Manage and track hardware quality issues through to closure
Lead cross-functional meetings and ensure alignment across stakeholders
Identify risks escalate blockers and ensure timely resolution
Translate complex technical issues into clear concise updates for leadership
Monitor deployment signals/metrics and prioritize issues effectively
Improve operational efficiency by addressing bottlenecks (e.g. parts/logistics delays)
Required Qualifications
Strong Program/Project Management (TPM) experience in a technical environment
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
Ability to present concise data-driven insights to leadership
Technical background in one or more of the following:
Hardware systems (servers networking electronics)
Software development (e.g. Python C release management)
Ability to manage ambiguity and drive cross-functional alignment
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with data center operations or cloud infrastructure
Exposure to AI/ML hardware platforms or large-scale distributed systems
Background in supply chain manufacturing or product quality engineering
Familiarity with complex hardware systems (e.g. GPU/ASIC-based architectures)
Technical Program Manager (II) 601 West 2nd Street Austin TX 78701 3 months About the Role We are seeking an experienced Technical Program Manager (TPM) to join the Hardware Quality & Reliability team supporting large-scale infrastructure programs. This role focuses on ensuring the reliability and ...
Technical Program Manager (II) 601 West 2nd Street Austin TX 78701
3 months
About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Technical Program Manager (TPM) to join the Hardware Quality & Reliability team supporting large-scale infrastructure programs. This role focuses on ensuring the reliability and quality of hardware systems deployed in data centers including next-generation machine learning platforms.
You will work at the intersection of engineering operations manufacturing and logistics teams to drive issue resolution streamline processes and ensure successful deployment and operation of complex systems.
Key Responsibilities
Drive cross-functional programs to support hardware reliability and deployment in data centers
Coordinate with engineering server operations manufacturing and logistics teams to resolve issues
Manage and track hardware quality issues through to closure
Lead cross-functional meetings and ensure alignment across stakeholders
Identify risks escalate blockers and ensure timely resolution
Translate complex technical issues into clear concise updates for leadership
Monitor deployment signals/metrics and prioritize issues effectively
Improve operational efficiency by addressing bottlenecks (e.g. parts/logistics delays)
Required Qualifications
Strong Program/Project Management (TPM) experience in a technical environment
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
Ability to present concise data-driven insights to leadership
Technical background in one or more of the following:
Hardware systems (servers networking electronics)
Software development (e.g. Python C release management)
Ability to manage ambiguity and drive cross-functional alignment
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with data center operations or cloud infrastructure
Exposure to AI/ML hardware platforms or large-scale distributed systems
Background in supply chain manufacturing or product quality engineering
Familiarity with complex hardware systems (e.g. GPU/ASIC-based architectures)