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Technical Program Manager, Manufacturing Operations

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ArtechSan Mateo, CAMay 13th, 2026

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Technical Program ManagerJoin our team as a Technical Program Manager within Manufacturing Operations, where you'll play a crucial role in supporting the execution of product changes into production. This position involves coordinating cross-functional work across Product Engineering, Supply Chain & Logistics, Quality, and Manufacturing to ensure seamless transitions from proposal through readiness and cut-in.Required Skills & QualificationsBS in engineering or equivalent practical experience6-8 years of experience in hardware program management or manufacturing operations (change control/NPI preferred)Proficiency with Jira (boards, filters, basic workflow hygiene)High-proficiency with Excel / Google SheetsWorking knowledge of 3DX BOM navigation (parts/revs/effectivity, where-used, EBOM vs MBOM)Supply chain basics: lead times, on-hand/WIP/POs, alternates/subs, last-time-buy conceptsPrior work experience at client or in client's industryApplicants must be able to work directly for Artech on W2.Preferred Skills & QualificationsExperience in cross-functional change activities coordinationExperience with decision forums preparation and follow-throughExperience in simplifying templates, entry/exit criteria, and handoffsDay-to-Day ResponsibilitiesCoordinate cross-functional change activities; keep scope, owners, dates, and risks aligned.Prepare decision forums, gather inputs ahead of meetings, record decisions/actions, and drive follow-through.Maintain Jira workflows/boards/filters; keep trackers clean and publish concise weekly rollups.Partner with Supply Chain & Logistics on on-hand/WIP/POs, alternates, lead times, and material exposure for cut-in timing.Monitor readiness signals (validation evidence, quality gates, work instructions) and escalate blockers with options.Keep a clear decision log and change health view (aging, upcoming cut-ins).Continuously simplify templates, entry/exit criteria, and handoffs to reduce friction.