Microsoft
Senior Technical Program Manager
Redmond, WA, US · Senior
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About the role
- Investigate availability-zone imbalances, service and product-configuration gaps, power availability, and deployment bottlenecks.
- Provide crisp, data‑driven updates to senior leadership on progress, risks, mitigation plans, and business impact.
- Influence decision‑making with data, technical insight, and strong executive communication.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree AND 4+ years experience in engineering, product/technical program management, data analysis, or product development OR equivalent experience.
- 2+ years of experience managing cross-functional and/or cross-team projects.
- These requirements include, but are not limited to the following specialized security screenings: 5+ years of experience as a Technical Program Manager, Program Manager, or similar role in highly technical environments.
- Proven experience leading complex, cross‑team technical programs with significant infrastructure or platform components.
- Experience delivering or scaling AI, HPC, or GPU‑based platforms in production environments.
- Experience driving cycle‑time reduction or large‑scale process transformation.
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