JOBSEARCHER

Senior Technical Program Manager, Search Access Team, Google Search

Overview: In this role you drive the global deprecation of legacy unmanaged full-web search and own the onboarding of partners to the Web Search Service. You will coordinate cross-functional teams across engineering, product, and partnerships to ensure compliant migrations, guarding legal and data governance requirements. You will introduce AI-driven automation to accelerate tracking and reduce toil, while maintaining auditable guardrails for high-stakes enterprise partners. This position blends strategic governance with hands-on program execution in a fast-paced, executive-facing environment. Compensation / Benefitsbonus targetequitybenefitsremote-work flexibilityhealthcare and financial perks
Responsibilities:
  • Lead end-to-end migrations of legacy search to Web Search Service (WSS) and manage onboarding of partners
  • Serve as primary triage authority for high-friction enterprise partners
  • Implement auditable guardrails to satisfy legal obligations and SLAsCoordinate with engineering, product, legal, cloud, and ads leadership to align modernization strategy
  • Track risk burndowns and deliver executive briefings
  • Integrate generative AI and autonomous workflows to automate migration tracking and increase velocity
Key requirements:
  • 8 years of experience in program management 8 years of experience in technical program management, software engineering, or system architecture (infrastructure migrations, deprecations, or API lifecycles)
  • Experience delivering programs enforcing legal, regulatory, or data governance compliance for API platforms
  • Bachelor's degree in a technical field, or equivalent practical experience
  • Executive-facing stakeholder management and cross-functional leadership
  • Experience leading large-scale API migrations and distributed system architecturescustomer- and partner-facing collaborationexecutive presencerisk managementinfrastructure migrationsAPI lifecycle managementdistributed system architectures