Strategic Technical Program Manager, Sovereign Cloud Ops

Google LLC; Greater London; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Google LLC in London is seeking a Technical Program Manager for Sovereign Operations to lead complex, multi-disciplinary projects for UK public sector customers. You will partner with engineering, product, and security teams to plan requirements, manage risks, and communicate clearly with executives and cross-functional partners.

The role requires a British citizen eligible for UK security clearance, a technical degree, and at least two years in TPM plus government-facing consulting.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a technical field or equivalent practical experience.
• 2 years of experience in technical program management.
• 2 years of experience in technology consulting, or similar in the federal government space.
• PMP certification is preferred.
• MBA or Master's in a technical or business field is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic, technical, and program management for large, multi-functional projects affecting strategic customers.
• Coordinate across cross-functional teams, planning requirements, risks, schedules, and communications.
• Build partnerships across product teams and stakeholders to address recurring challenges.
• Manage risks, issues, and actions for customers, and track them regularly to meet outcomes and timelines.
• Oversee program budget and billing activities with transparency.

Skills

Technical program management

Technology consulting

Cloud solutions

Networking

Infrastructure

Security

Executive communication

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

PMP certification

MBA or Master's degree

Job description

Google LLC in London is seeking a Technical Program Manager for Sovereign Operations to lead complex, multi-disciplinary projects for UK public sector customers. You will partner with engineering, product, and security teams to plan requirements, manage risks, and communicate clearly with executives and cross-functional partners.

The role requires a British citizen eligible for UK security clearance, a technical degree, and at least two years in TPM plus government-facing consulting.