Senior Technical Program Manager, Chainguard

• You’ve led cross-functional programs before with ideally 6+ years in high-growth or technical environments
• You’re technically fluent: maybe you’ve got a degree in Computer Science or just years of real-world experience with engineering teams
• Experience working with product security teams and effectively serving as the connector between product security and engineering, ensuring alignment and seamless collaboration across complex, cross-functional initiatives
• Proven experience leading Agile/Scrum execution. You have facilitated sprint planning, backlog refinement, daily standups, reviews, and retrospectives and acted as Scrum Master when needed to prioritize security work with Engineering, remove blockers, and drive predictable delivery
• You know how to influence without authority and bring structure without red tape
• If you’ve worked in fast-moving engineering environments, know how to herd cats without breaking their stride, and can turn ambiguity into momentum, you’ll fit right in

Desirable

• We’re looking for a Senior Technical Program Manager who can help steer important, high-impact initiatives across teams
• You’ll be a key partner to engineering, product, and security teams to keep work unblocked, aligned, and steadily shipping
• You’ll translate strategy into motion, and motion into results
• This is a hands-on role for someone who’s equal parts planner, doer, and communicator
• You’ll be building the foundation for how secure software gets delivered at Chainguard and across the industry
• Wrangle complexity: Help break down big ideas and thorny problems into well-scoped, achievable plans
• Drive alignment. Translate vision into shared goals across teams, then keep those efforts focused and moving forward
• Own delivery. From kickoff through launch, you’ll track progress, manage risk, and make sure we ship with confidence
• Bring clarity. Keep stakeholders informed, flag blockers early, and use data to guide decisions when tradeoffs are tough
• Be the duct tape. Work across engineering, product, security, and leadership to keep everyone on the same page