Symmetrio

Symmetrio

Senior Technical Program Manager

Denver, Colorado, United States · Senior · Full-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 9 days ago
AgileJiraCadenceLeadershipCommunicationOrganizational Skills

About the role

  • Symmetrio is recruiting a Senior Technical Program Manager for our client, a leader in oncology software innovation.
  • The ideal candidate will bring strong program coordination and organizational skills, along with technical fluency to engage credibly with engineering teams.
  • Working closely with the CTO and Engineering leadership, you'll play a key role in driving a disciplined, predictable software development process.

Responsibilities

  • Drive end-to-end software program delivery, ensuring successful execution against committed milestones, including validation readiness, feature readiness, and preparation for the first customer go-live.
  • Establish and drive the software delivery operating rhythm, including sprint cadence, delivery metrics, velocity tracking, scope management, and release processes to improve execution, transparency, and predictability.
  • Proactively identify, assess, and manage program risks and issues, driving timely resolution, removing obstacles, and escalating with clear context, impact, and recommended actions when needed.

Compensation

  • This is a full-time position with a base salary up to $180,000.

Benefits

  • Strong fluency in delivery analytics and program management tools (e.g., Jira), with the ability to develop data-driven forecasts, assess delivery health, and provide insights.
  • Experience working in healthcare IT or other regulated industries strongly preferred, with an understanding of environments where quality, compliance, validation, and operational reliability are critical.

Company info

  • The candidate will use technical judgment to ask questions, challenge assumptions, identify risks before they impact delivery, and help keep initiatives moving forward.

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