Technical Program Manager — Hard-Tech Launch & Schedule Leader

PHNX Materials; San Leandro (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive cash

Meaningful equity

Job summary

PHNX Materials is seeking a Technical Program Manager to lead the master schedule across process engineering, R&D, procurement, construction, and commissioning for both the Ohio demonstration site and the commercial facility. You will coordinate daily with engineering, field ops, and EPC partners, translating the technical roadmap into concrete milestones and critical path decisions.

You will own the program plan, manage site readiness and commissioning, and drive risk mitigation while reporting

Qualifications

• Engineering undergraduate degree required; Masters degree preferred.
• Ability to read P&ID and process flow diagrams.
• Experience reading and coordinating across hardware/manufacturing/industrial environments.

Responsibilities

• Own the master program schedule across process engineering, R&D, procurement, construction, and commissioning for multiple sites.
• Coordinate daily between engineering, field operators, and EPC/construction partners; translate technical decisions into site plans and weekly priorities.
• Coordinate equipment procurement, logistics, commissioning planning, and drive site readiness reviews to closure.
• Own the technical and schedule risk register; identify issues in real time and drive them to resolution before cascading.
• Maintain program status reporting for executives and program managers; document technical decisions and process changes.

Education

Engineering undergraduate degree

Masters degree preferred

Job description

PHNX Materials is seeking a Technical Program Manager to lead the master schedule across process engineering, R&D, procurement, construction, and commissioning for both the Ohio demonstration site and the commercial facility. You will coordinate daily with engineering, field ops, and EPC partners, translating the technical roadmap into concrete milestones and critical path decisions.

You will own the program plan, manage site readiness and commissioning, and drive risk mitigation while reporting