Senior Technical Project Manager

What You’ll Be Doing

• Accelerate delivery
• Drive rapid feedback loops between prototyping, client input, and production — compressing weeks into days
• Keep multiple parallel workstreams moving without creating bottlenecks or bureaucracy
• Identify what's blocking a maker and remove it — same day
• Keep leadership and key stakeholders informed with signal, not noise: what shipped, what's at risk, what needs a decision
• Act as a force multiplier for the team
• Create clarity and momentum in ambiguous environments
• Identify and surface risks and cross-team dependencies before they become problems
• Protect the team’s focus so builders can build
• Help the team prioritize the work that matters most right now
• Eliminate coordination overhead wherever possible
• Treat process as a product — continuously improving it as the team evolves
• Use AI tools (Cursor, v0, Claude, etc.) to prototype, draft specs, generate briefs, and unblock the team
• Contribute directly to delivery rather than only coordinating others
• Continuously experiment with new AI tooling and share what works across the team
• Identify where AI can eliminate manual coordination overhead and implement it
• Help scale the organization
• Evolve tools and workflows as the team grows
• Build lightweight systems that improve alignment without slowing teams down
• Ensure distributed teams communicate effectively across time zones

What You Bring

• Experience shipping real products in fast-moving startup environments; early-stage startup experience strongly preferred
• A maker mindset — you would rather prototype a solution than write a slide deck about it
• Strong familiarity with modern AI tooling and curiosity about how it changes how teams build software
• You are comfortable using AI tools in your daily workflow to improve productivity and coordination
• Strong judgment about when to move fast and when to slow down — and the credibility to call it either way
• The ability to hold context across business, product, design, and engineering without requiring rigid handoff processes
• Excellent communication skills — async-first, direct, and oriented toward decisions rather than status updates
• Comfort operating in ambiguity; you create structure rather than waiting for it
• High ownership and accountability — when something is stuck, you make it move
• Experience working with distributed teams