Job Description Summary
The Staff Technical Program Manager will execution of the Cardiovascular Ultrasound (CVUS) Digital Viewer program across on-premises, cloud and hybrid product environments. The role will convert product and technology roadmaps into integrated program plans and drive delivery across Software Engineering, Architecture, Systems, V&V, Cybersecurity, Quality, Regulatory, Service and other cross-functional teams.
This role requires strong technical program leadership, understanding of software product development and the ability to work with globally distributed stakeholders. The Staff TPM will drive cross-functional alignment, manage dependencies and risks, establish release governance, and ensure Digital Viewer releases are delivered with the required scope, quality, cybersecurity, regulatory readiness and execution predictability.
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Job Description
Job Summary
- The Staff Technical Program Manager will execution of the Cardiovascular Ultrasound (CVUS) Digital Viewer program across on-premises, cloud and hybrid product environments. The role will convert product and technology roadmaps into integrated program plans and drive delivery across Software Engineering, Architecture, Systems, V&V, Cybersecurity, Quality, Regulatory, Service and other cross-functional teams.
- This role requires strong technical program leadership, understanding of software product development and the ability to work with globally distributed stakeholders. The Staff TPM will drive cross-functional alignment, manage dependencies and risks, establish release governance, and ensure Digital Viewer releases are delivered with the required scope, quality, cybersecurity, regulatory readiness and execution predictability.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Lead program execution for CVUS Digital Viewer releases from planning and architecture alignment through development, integration, verification, release, deployment readiness and Installed Base transition.
- Create and own integrated multi-generational program and release plans aligned with the Digital Viewer product and technology roadmap.
- Partner with Product Management, Software Architects and Engineering leadership to align product scope, architecture evolution, program sequencing and release outcomes.
- Coordinate execution across Software Engineering, Systems Engineering, V&V, Automation, Cybersecurity, Quality, Regulatory, Service, DevOps and other contributing teams.
- Drive execution across on-premises, cloud and hybrid deliverables, including key dependencies related to deployment, data integration, interoperability and platform services.
- Establish program operating mechanisms covering milestones, scope, dependencies, risks, defects, quality, cybersecurity, release readiness and leadership decisions.
- Identify and resolve cross-team roadblocks and interdependencies; escal
- Manage program risks, scope changes, technical dependencies and non-standard events throughout the product lifecycle.
- Drive end-to-end release readiness with Engineering, Systems and V&V teams, ensuring required quality evidence and stakeholder deliverables are complete.
- Partner with Quality and Regulatory teams to ensure program execution supports applicable medical-device software lifecycle and design-control requirements.
- Maintain transparent stakeholder communication and progress reporting for engineering, product and senior leadership.
- Drive metrics and data-based program management, including automated dashboards for execution, defects, quality, risk and release readiness.
- Drive operational efficiency through workflow automation and appropriate use of digital and AI-enabled tools for program planning, reporting and execution.
- Promote common program-management practices, Agile execution, continuous improvement and lessons learned across the CVUS Digital organisation.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering with 10+ years of relevant work experience and hands-on exposure to the software development lifecycle.
- 6+ years of technical program or project-management experience leading multiple teams within or across organisations.
- Demonstrated experience leading complex software product releases involving globally distributed, cross-functional engineering teams.
- Strong understanding of Agile product development and experience with frameworks such as SAFe, Scrum and Kanban.
- Experience applying program-management methods to manage scope, schedule, risks, dependencies, resources, quality and release commitments.
- Ability to understand software architecture an