Top Program Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA

Lead end-to-end execution of data center operations programs, owning roadmaps, milestones, and SOPs. Drive hardware logistics, rack integration, and facility readiness, remove bottlenecks, manage program health reporting, risk mitigation, and cross-functional coordination to ensure scalable, reliable infrastructure and deliver data-driven insights to leadership.

Manage partner platform onboarding, integrations, and day-to-day partner operations. Define program strategy, set and track KPIs, maintain SOPs and documentation, lead cross-functional projects, and support incident investigations and resolution.

Manage CrowdStrike Racing Team partnerships end-to-end: partner and stakeholder coordination, asset distribution, on-site event and VIP hospitality delivery, content and comms alignment, logistics and vendor management, programme performance tracking, and cross-functional compliance and financial oversight across global race calendars.

The Principal Program Manager will lead cross-functional programs across Product, Experience Design, and Engineering, ensuring alignment and operational excellence. Responsibilities include defining strategy, managing dependencies, and driving program success through influence and accountability. The role focuses on process improvement and stakeholder communication to enhance product development and delivery.

Manage the entire New Product Introduction lifecycle, coordinating cross-functional teams and maintaining project plans and status reports to ensure timely product launches.

Lead Upstart's business continuity and disaster recovery program, ensuring operational resilience and effective recovery from disruptive events, while collaborating with various departments.

Lead cross-functional new product development programs from concept to end-of-life. Drive timelines, scope, cost, and risk mitigation; use KPIs and data to inform decisions; coordinate global-to-local communications; ensure go-to-market readiness and high-quality product launches.

Lead and deliver large, complex platform engineering programs across sensor, cloud, and research teams. Provide hands-on program leadership, drive cross-team schedules, resolve architectural and infrastructure dependencies, and escalate critical issues. Build AI-powered dashboards, automated reporting, and integrations between Jira, GitLab, monitoring and build systems to surface program risks and automate routine PM tasks. Coach distributed teams, communicate status to executives, and align engineering work with strategic objectives.

Lead delivery of high-density GPU data center deployments: plan sites, manage vendor schedules and procurement, coordinate colocation/installation, mitigate risks, and build repeatable processes to get GPUs online quickly for AI workloads.

Manage planning, implementation, and evaluation of HIV navigation, testing, and linkage-to-care programs. Oversee staff, budgets, data collection, quality improvement, and community partnerships. Ensure adherence to clinical protocols, supervise outreach and testing services, promote prevention (PrEP/PEP), and support timely linkage and retention in HIV care.

Lead end-to-end technical programs for CoreWeave's CPU compute IaaS, partnering with engineering, product, operations, and security to define scope, milestones, and success metrics. Drive performance, scalability, reliability, automation, and observable infrastructure; implement scalable processes, influence technical decisions, manage risks/dependencies, and deliver long-term infrastructure roadmaps.

Lead program management for LMS/LCMS implementations including stakeholder engagement, system migration, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting. Manage timelines, coordinate cross-functional teams, and ensure data-driven outcomes for clients across sectors.

The Program Management Director oversees large capital projects, manages teams, communicates with stakeholders, and ensures successful program delivery for water and wastewater programs.

The Non-IT Program Manager will lead continuous planning for a 500-person organization, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives, facilitating communication between teams, and implementing process improvements.

As a Mid-Level Technical Program Manager, oversee the release of new software processes into data centers, ensuring smooth operations and driving innovation.

The Program Manager will support AI customer support product planning, documentation, and communication for Microsoft while ensuring team alignment.

As a Mid-Level Program Manager, you'll manage planning for business requests from an engineering perspective, support sales and marketing, and drive project execution.

The Program Manager Tech will support CoPilot features within the Security team, managing projects, coordinating with teams, and implementing new processes.

As a Non-IT Program Manager, coordinate and oversee marketing operations projects, ensuring timely and high-quality deliverables while collaborating with stakeholders.

Oversee and coordinate transactional email projects, ensuring compliance and optimizing customer experiences. Manage communications and execution within a global team.

As a Mid-Level Silicon Design Project Manager, you'll manage IP block delivery in silicon engineering, create schedules and status reports, and lead cross-functional teams.

Own planning and execution of small-to-mid aerospace programs from award through completion. Lead cross-functional teams across design, manufacturing, certification and test; manage IMS, budgets, EACs, risks, issues, customer communications, and program performance. Support proposals and trade-off assessments to meet scope, schedule, cost, and quality commitments.

The Program Manager Tech will optimize processes, manage backlogs, and work with stakeholders on data center delivery projects while contributing to AI initiatives.

The Windows Consumer Category ROB and Project Lead will manage planning processes, schedules, and cross-team collaborations to drive successful deliverables in project management related to Windows consumer products.

As a Non-IT Program Manager, you will coordinate projects, analyze technology needs, assess feasibility, and present reports to clients.