Technical Program Manager – Software/Release, Principal

d-Matrix(1 month ago)

HybridFull TimeDirector$196,000 - $300,000R&D - Technical Program Management

About this role

The Principal Technical Program Manager at d-Matrix is responsible for leading release management and driving engineering excellence within the global software organization. This role entails overseeing the entire software release lifecycle, ensuring alignment among Engineering, Product, QA, and IT teams, while implementing scalable processes in a high-growth startup environment. The manager will also establish release governance processes, develop metrics for tracking program health and release velocity, and translate business objectives into executable engineering programs. The ideal candidate will have over 10 years of experience in technical program management, with a strong background in software/hardware integration and agile practices.

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Required Skills

Technical Program Management
Release Management
Agile Practices
Stakeholder Management
Cross-Functional Coordination
Software Lifecycle
Process Scalability
Risk Mitigation
Communication Skills
Multi-Region Engineering

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Qualifications

Educational background in computer science, electrical engineering, physics, or a related field
10+ years of Technical Program Management experience in software development

About d-Matrix

www.d-matrix.ai

d-Matrix is revolutionizing generative AI with its cutting-edge inference platform, Corsair™, designed for ultra-low latency and high throughput in data centers. The platform integrates memory-compute technology, enabling speeds of 60,000 tokens per second with just 1ms latency for advanced models, making it both efficient and sustainable. With a focus on scalability, d-Matrix's products cater to a wide range of enterprise needs, advancing the accessibility and performance of AI technologies. Additionally, d-Matrix is committed to sustainability, allowing organizations to achieve impressive performance while minimizing energy consumption.