Technical Program Manager

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. is seeking a Technical Program Manager to join their Data Center team, focusing on developing high-performance, energy-efficient server solutions. This role represents an exciting opportunity to work with a company at the forefront of data center innovation.

The position involves leading technical program management for next-generation server platforms, working within a matrixed organization across multiple teams and global locations. You'll be responsible for hands-on program management throughout all development phases, from analysis to post-implementation.

As a Technical Program Manager, you'll define and manage program requirements, scope, schedules, and deliverables while working closely with engineering teams, partners, and stakeholders. Risk assessment, mitigation strategy implementation, and change management are key aspects of the role. You'll need to effectively oversee daily activities, establish and track milestones, and manage feature requests while balancing schedules with product value.

The ideal candidate will have at least 8 years of experience in systems engineering or related work, with a strong background in server hardware systems and interfaces. You should possess excellent communication and organizational skills, with demonstrated ability to build working relationships across multidisciplinary teams and global time zones.

Qualcomm offers a competitive compensation package, including a salary range of $192,600 to $330,400, along with annual bonuses, RSU grants, and comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401k, and mental health support. The company provides a supportive environment for professional growth with opportunities for continuous learning and development.

This role offers the chance to work on cutting-edge technology with world-class engineers, making a significant impact on the future of data center computing. You'll be part of a team dedicated to transforming the industry through innovation in silicon and next-generation computing platforms.