Senior Technical Program Manager, Astranis

• Expertise in developing and managing program schedules and complex interdependencies using tools like Smartsheet or Project
• Bachelor of Science (or similar) degree in a related engineering discipline
• Strong communication skills, both internal and external facing
• Proven ability to work in an ambiguous, fast paced environment, overcome obstacles with creative solutions, and clearly document/communicate tactical plans
• >5 years engineering experience on large complex hardware, software and operations programs
• >3 years engineering management or project management experience
• To comply with U.S. Government space technology export regulations, applicant must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident of the United States, or other protected individual as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3)

Desirable

• As the Technical Program Manager for the Ground system, you will work with teams across Astranis to drive all aspects of Ground program execution including software and hardware development and operations
• This is a specialized high-impact, high-visibility role within the Technical Program Management team and is focused on leading and managing the ground-based infrastructure and systems that support satellite operations and missions
• Develop integrated schedule for Ground infrastructure and operations including antenna and hub system development, deployment and operation of our global antenna network
• Drive priorities and execution of Ground development activities
• Work cross-functionally with Engineering, Sales, Regulatory, Supply Chain and Finance to remove day-to-day execution obstacles and keep the program on schedule
• Identify and drive risks to closure
• Communicate and track progress effectively
• Negotiate with internal stakeholders and work with international customers on Ground infrastructure development and mission operations
• Develop company-wide program management processes and initiatives
• Support trade studies, reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR), and anomaly resolution efforts
• 55 hours per week