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Highly tuned emotional intelligence, good listener, and deep seated empathy for teams and partners. About the team: As a Director of Technical Program Management (TPM) on Capital One's Enterprise product & platform organization, we're looking for someone who has strong technical aptitude, experience of driving large scale enterprise initiatives in the data management and engineering space and ability to influence leaders as well as cross functional teams that include engineers, product managers and architects.
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New York City (Hybrid On-Site): $199,100 - $227,200 for Sr. Manager, Technical Program ManagementSan Francisco, California (Hybrid On-Site): $210,900 - $240,700 for Sr. Manager, Technical Program ManagementSales Territory: $168,700 - $192,600 for Sr. Manager, Technical Program Management.
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Eligibility varies based on full or part-time status, exempt or non-exempt status, and management level. Locations: VA - Richmond, United States of America, Richmond, VirginiaSenior Manager, Technical Program Management - Generative AI.
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