Remote TPM for AI-Powered Vulnerability Platform

Leidos

Columbus (OH)

On-site

USD 131,000 - 237,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

Kudu Dynamics, a Leidos-owned company, seeks a Technical Program Manager to lead an AI-powered vulnerability operations platform across researchers, engineers, and government stakeholders. You will translate evolving capabilities into a reliable product, manage roadmaps, dependencies, and accreditation timelines, and maintain technical depth to assess estimates and risks.

This role requires 10+ years in technical program management and experience delivering software to production in cloud,

Qualifications

10+ years of professional experience in technical program management, engineering management, or product development, including delivery of software products to production.
Experience owning technical delivery from concept through production release, including scoping, sequencing, and driving execution across multiple engineering disciplines without direct authority.
Technical fluency sufficient to review design documentation, evaluate estimates, and manage dependencies at the architecture level. Hands‑on engineering background preferred.
Experience managing software deployments and release processes at scale across multiple cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped or classified installations, including the constraints those environments place on release cadence and update paths.
Experience delivering in a government or regulated environment, including management of accreditation timelines (RMF, ATO, and continuous ATO) as schedule dependencies.
Experience managing programs which incorporating AI/ML or agentic components.
Demonstrated ability to communicate program status, risk, and tradeoffs to engineering teams, executive leadership, and customer stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Roadmap development, release planning, and cadence management, actual/planned program financials.
Cross-team dependency mapping and critical path management.
Risk identification, mitigation planning, and escalation.
Agile, Scrum, SAFe, or Kanban at team and program level.
Program metrics and reporting, including Release Health, and Progress Briefs.