Senior Technical Program Manager, Sensors & Platforms

Google Inc.; Mountain View (CA); On-site; USD 163,000 - 236,000; Full time

Job summary

Google Mountain View, CA, USA is seeking a Technical Program Manager III, Sensors Engineering, Platforms and Devices. You will lead cross-functional teams to manage complex sensing projects across Pixel hardware, coordinating hardware and software engineers, product managers, and suppliers to deliver high-quality, timely releases.

The role emphasizes driving architecture, requirements planning, risk management, and clear communication with executives and engineers alike in a rapidly evolving

Qualifications

• 5 years of experience managing cross-functional or cross-team projects.
• Experience in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science, or other related technical fields.
• Experience with advanced sensing technologies.

Responsibilities

• Lead and own the development of complex sensing solutions, navigating high levels of ambiguity from concept through architecture definition.
• Lead cross-functional engineering teams to define, design, build, and validate sensing solutions on schedule while meeting cost, features, and quality requirements.
• Drive the pursuit, demo, and booking of new and innovative sensing technologies for future Pixel products.
• Work closely with manufacturing partners and suppliers in manufacturing environments on product development schedules, dependencies, and budgets.
• Balance schedule, cost, performance, and user experience trade-offs.

Skills

Cross-functional project management

Engineering background

Advanced sensing technologies

Job description

Google Mountain View, CA, USA is seeking a Technical Program Manager III, Sensors Engineering, Platforms and Devices. You will lead cross-functional teams to manage complex sensing projects across Pixel hardware, coordinating hardware and software engineers, product managers, and suppliers to deliver high-quality, timely releases.

The role emphasizes driving architecture, requirements planning, risk management, and clear communication with executives and engineers alike in a rapidly evolving