Senior Technical Program Manager – Identity & Security

Spruce; United States; On-site; USD 130,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Spruce seeks a Technical Program Manager to lead delivery of identity and credentialing software across government and enterprise environments. You will connect engineering teams with customers, owning end-to-end delivery in fast-changing contexts.

In this high-autonomy role, you’ll translate contractual obligations into executable roadmaps, run governance cadences, and build trusted relationships with CTOs, CIOs, and program owners while safeguarding engineering time and delivering on

Qualifications

• 3–7+ years in Technical Program Management, implementation delivery, or systems-focused customer success roles.
• Experience working with enterprise or government customers.
• Familiarity with FedRAMP, NIST frameworks, or federal security standards.
• PMP or other program management certifications.
• Consulting, federal contracting, or enterprise transformation background.

Responsibilities

• Lead delivery of identity infrastructure programs across government and enterprise customers.
• Translate customer and policy requirements into executable technical delivery plans.
• Run governance cadences and executive updates with stakeholders.
• Protect engineering time while maintaining customer satisfaction.
• Manage dependencies and risks across multiple engagements.

Skills

Executive communication

Relationship-building

Technical fluency

Program management

Contracts & SOW interpretation

Tools

APIs

Cloud infrastructure

Identity systems

SOWs / contracts

Job description

Spruce seeks a Technical Program Manager to lead delivery of identity and credentialing software across government and enterprise environments. You will connect engineering teams with customers, owning end-to-end delivery in fast-changing contexts.

In this high-autonomy role, you’ll translate contractual obligations into executable roadmaps, run governance cadences, and build trusted relationships with CTOs, CIOs, and program owners while safeguarding engineering time and delivering on