Technical Program Manager, Hardware

The Role

Everpure is seeking an energetic Technical Program Manager experienced in leading engineering projects and releases from conception through release. You will utilize your skills to manage targeted hardware project schedules including software deliverables, identify risks and work directly with stakeholders to alleviate them. Responsibilities include:

• Manage technical projects or programs, develop and manage milestones, schedules and budgets.
• Interact with diverse technical and non-technical groups, spanning all organizational levels including executives.
• Develop and drive new processes, recommend tools or streamline existing processes.
• Use exceptional communication skills to understand and communicate project strategy, engineering issues and dependencies.
• Manage risks/issues and develop mitigation strategies among a cross-functional team of engineers.

What You Bring

• Technical aptitude, as evidenced by BS CS/EE, or related experience in technical/quantitative fields - or equivalent practical experience.
• 8+ years experience in project management in hardware and software product releases.
• Expertise in Agile and Waterfall Release Processes.
• Customer service focus, with the ability to communicate with highly technical management teams.
• A team player and creative thinker who is able to lead technical teams, cross-functional groups and vendors.
• Sound organizational, project management, communication skills and product lifecycle knowledge.
• Ability to manage competing priorities efficiently.

What You Can Expect From Us

• Innovation: Celebrate critical thinkers, challenges, and trailblazers.
• Growth: Space and support to grow along with us and contribute to something meaningful.
• Team: Build each other up and set aside ego for the greater good.
• Accommodations and Accessibility: Request accommodations for all aspects of the hiring process.
• Commitment to a Strong and Inclusive Team: Forge a future where everyone finds their rightful place and every voice matters.