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Sam's Club eCommerce is looking for a Staff Technical Program Manager (TPM) to be a part of the Technical Program Management team supporting the eCommerce area. Specifically, we are looking for a TPM to lead technical program execution in the Scan & Go, Transactions, and Platform areas.
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This Program Management role will focus on Go To Market readiness for Digital Media Enterprise business unit for various Enterprise Products including Adobe's new GenAI suit of products.
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Responsibilities Drive and own the technical program management for Intuit Go-To-Market platform with touch points across our India, US and global teams. As a program manager on the team, you will be enabling technology teams of Go-To-Market org at Intuit to acquire, monetize, and retain customers for industry leading Intuit products such as QuickBooks, TurboTax and MailChimp.
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Ensure meticulous management of tasks, dependencies, and breakthroughs to achieve program objectives on schedule. Senior Technical Program Manager – Silicon Solutions As a Senior Technical Program Manager within our Silicon Solutions team, you will play a pivotal role in bridging the technical and management domains, driving the development and execution of critical programs.
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Amazon Advertising is searching for a Principal Technical Program Manager to lead its efforts in building an Ad Technology suite. Partner with leadership across Product, Engineering, Sales, Marketing, Operations to develop and deploy a comprehensive program portfolio strategy, aimed at shortening the planning cycle and paving the way for continuous iteration and improvement of programs.
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This team collaborates closely with various functions across NVIDIA—such as marketing, sales, product, engineering, and finance—to execute projects and programs that drive revenue and are central to their go-to-market strategy.
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We are looking for a talented, experienced, and driven Program Manager to lead the management of our growing number of devices packaging User Experience (UX) development within the Device Packaging Experience (DPX) team.
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The program manager will provide strategic program management by working with a broad set of partner organizations (Product marketing, Campaign Marketing, Engagement Marketing, Product Management, Product Development, Customer Experience, Business Strategy, Pricing, Branding, Product Program & Release Management, Segment Marketing, Go to Market.
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Significant experience throughout the program lifecycle from development through sustainment to include: proposal development, requirements decomposition, generation of system and subsystem statements of work and subcontracts, risk management, and continuous improvement efforts including implementation for cost reduction and performance improvement efforts.
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Aggregates, organizes, and synthesizes program and project information in order to communicate with extended team and management Resolve misalignments across requirements, priorities, and schedule.
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As a SoC Technical Program Manager you will interface with cross-functional engineering and program/product management teams to develop ASIC/SOC solutions that will go into Amazon Devices.
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Aggregates, organizes, and synthesizes program and project information in order to communicate with extended team and management. In this highly visible role, the program manager will help drive alignment across many cross functional teams in order to meet the key business objectives.
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As a Commercial Software Program Manager in Go to Market, you will work with cross-functional partners in business, operations, marketing, product and engineering to execute our Go to Market Strategy that ensures we are ready to support our fleet and business customers and grow revenue for GM.
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As an Infrastructure and Solutions Program Manager, you will work with Product and Engineering leaders and cross-functional teams to define program strategy, coordinate resources, design/document/improve/automate/scale processes, and execute initiatives.
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Troy Consulting, a Management Consulting Firm, is seeking a Program Manager for our client at a multinational technology company. As a Program Manager, you'll lead complex, multi-disciplinary projects from start to finish - working with stakeholders to plan requirements, manage project schedules, identify risks, and communicate clearly with cross-functional partners across the company.
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