Technical Program Manager - Electrical Hardware & Manufacturing

Fluidstack; New York (NY); On-site; USD 200,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

Fluidstack in New York seeks an experienced Engineering Program Manager to lead electrical equipment product-line programs from concept to first production.

You will drive design reviews, coordinate with manufacturing, quality, and supply chain, and ensure BOMs, tolerances, and test procedures are ready for production. A background in electrical hardware and supplier management is essential.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of technical program management on electrical or electromechanical hardware.
• Experience taking hardware product from concept through design release and first production lot.
• Knowledge of design for manufacturing and configuration management.
• Ability to read electrical single-lines and mechanical drawings to catch problems.
• Experience with suppliers and sub‑supplier qualification to a design schedule.
• Clear, concise status reporting to executives.

Responsibilities

• Drive the integrated design program and manage gates from requirements through design release.
• Run concept, preliminary, and critical design reviews; capture decisions and actions.
• Coordinate with manufacturing engineering, quality, and supply chain to ensure readiness.
• Track long‑lead components and second sourcing against the design schedule.
• Maintain a single controlled set of specifications, drawings, and change requests.

Skills

Technical program management

Electrical hardware

Reading electrical schematics

Clear status reporting

Education

Electrical engineering degree

Tools

CAD software

Job description

Fluidstack in New York seeks an experienced Engineering Program Manager to lead electrical equipment product-line programs from concept to first production.

You will drive design reviews, coordinate with manufacturing, quality, and supply chain, and ensure BOMs, tolerances, and test procedures are ready for production. A background in electrical hardware and supplier management is essential.