Technical Program Manager I, Resource Engineering, Machine Learning

Google is seeking a Technical Program Manager I to join their Resource Engineering team focusing on Machine Learning initiatives. This role combines technical expertise with program management to lead complex, multi-disciplinary projects from inception to completion. The position requires collaboration with various stakeholders to plan requirements, manage risks, and oversee project schedules while maintaining clear communication across teams.

The ideal candidate will have a bachelor's degree and at least 1 year of program management experience, along with programming knowledge in languages like Python, SQL, or JavaScript. They should be comfortable with data analytics and able to work effectively with both executives and engineers. The role involves optimizing resource management, driving efficiency improvements, and implementing automation solutions.

Working at Google offers the opportunity to make a global impact while being part of a diverse and inclusive environment. The company is committed to building a workforce that represents its global user base and fostering a sense of belonging throughout the organization. The position comes with competitive compensation including a base salary range of $102,000-$150,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits.

Key responsibilities include partnering with product teams to understand and address their needs, collaborating with engineers on resource optimization, managing capacity allocations, and driving process improvements through automation. The role requires strong analytical skills to maximize business value from available resources and the ability to contribute to tool development and process enhancement.

This position is perfect for someone who combines technical acumen with program management skills and has a passion for machine learning and resource optimization. The role offers the chance to work with cutting-edge technology while making a meaningful impact on Google's global operations.