Senior Digital Twin Technical Program Manager
About the role
Our partner is looking for a Senior Digital Twin Technical Program Manager based in the United States. This role leads the delivery of an advanced Digital Twin Platform that combines real-time 3D, physics simulation, industrial data, and IoT technologies. You’ll guide complex engineering programs that enable customers to simulate, test, optimize, and predict the behavior of real-world assets before making physical changes. The position sits at the intersection of technical program leadership and hands-on engineering expertise, requiring strong judgment around architecture, scope, risk, performance, and delivery. You’ll coordinate multidisciplinary teams across engineering, design, and data while aligning dependencies and priorities across multiple workstreams. The role offers the opportunity to influence platform strategy while working closely with engineers on technical designs, architecture decisions, and implementation challenges. You’ll help balance simulation fidelity, runtime performance, resource constraints, and release commitments in a rapidly evolving technology environment. This position can be performed remotely within the U.S. or in a hybrid capacity from Cary, North Carolina.
Responsibilities
- Own and manage the Digital Twin Platform program plan, defining scope, objectives, dependencies, milestones, and delivery commitments in collaboration with engineering leads and key stakeholders.
- Coordinate real-time 3D, simulation, and data integration workstreams, ensuring dependencies are understood and aligned with the overall roadmap.
- Plan and continuously adjust schedules, scope, resources, and quality expectations as requirements and technical conditions evolve.
- Make clear, informed trade-offs between simulation fidelity, runtime performance, technical feasibility, and delivery timelines.
- Serve as the central point of contact for technical and business issues, participating actively in architecture and design reviews.
- Translate technical constraints and engineering considerations for business stakeholders while communicating business priorities clearly to technical teams.