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TCOM seeks an Engineering Project Manager to lead cross-functional programs spanning software, electrical, mechanical, aerospace, and manufacturing domains. You will manage integrated schedules, identify risks, and drive execution from concept to production.
Ideal candidates will navigate architecture discussions with software, integration with systems engineering, and manufacturing readiness with product management, while maintaining clear communication with leadership.
We're looking for an Engineering Project Manager who thrives in complex product development environments where software, electrical, mechanical, aerospace, systems, manufacturing, and test engineering all come together to deliver innovative products.
This is not a traditional project coordinator role. Success in this position requires enough technical depth to understand engineering tradeoffs, ask the right questions, recognize emerging risks, and help multidisciplinary teams make informed decisions. You'll partner closely with engineering leadership, technical leads, product management, manufacturing, quality, and operations to keep programs moving from concept through production.
The ideal candidate is comfortable discussing architecture with software engineers in one meeting, integration plans with systems engineers in the next, manufacturing readiness later that afternoon, and customer commitments with product management before the day is over.
The strongest candidates naturally become part of the engineering conversation.
They ask insightful questions because they understand how engineering organizations work. They recognize when a software dependency could impact hardware integration, understand why requirements changes affect verification effort, appreciate the realities of manufacturing and supply chain, and know when technical uncertainty makes a schedule overly optimistic.
Rather than simply collecting status updates, they help engineering teams solve problems.
We value project managers who earn credibility with engineers through curiosity, preparation, and sound judgment.
You should be technically fluent enough to recognize when plans are unrealistic, ask challenging questions, understand the implications of engineering decisions, and help the organization execute with confidence.
If your idea of project management is collecting status updates and updating spreadsheets, this role probably isn't the right fit.
If your idea of project management is bringing together experts across multiple disciplines to solve difficult engineering problems and deliver exceptional products, we'd love to talk with you.
TCOM offers a variety of benefits, including health and disability insurance, 401(k) match, flexible spending accounts/HSAs, EAP, tuition reimbursement, parental leave, paid time off (PTO), and company-paid holidays. Programs and eligibility may vary based based on hire date, classification, and schedule.
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