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Staff Technical Program Manager (Data Center Deployment)

Tenstorrent

Skills

Required

  • APIs
  • telemetry
  • data pipelines
  • dashboards
  • CI/CD
  • SQL
  • Python
  • scripting
  • memory hierarchies
  • interconnects

Preferred

  • evaluate tradeoffs

Join our team as a Staff Technical Program Manager (Data Center Deployment) where you will drive complex programs spanning hardware, software, infrastructure, and data center operations. You will connect technical dependencies, operational data, and engineering workflows to improve system deployment and scaling. This role requires a deep technical understanding, hands-on program leadership, and the ability to improve execution, visibility, and decision-making across teams.

Conduire des programmes complexes reliant le matériel, le logiciel, l'infrastructure et les opérations des centres de données.

Responsibilities

  • Améliorer les systèmes de déploiement et d'évolutivité en connectant les dépendances techniques, les données opérationnelles et les flux de travail d'ingénierie.
  • Utiliser l'automatisation et les données pour améliorer l'exécution, la visibilité et la prise de décision à travers les équipes.
  • Technical depth to identify dependencies, evaluate tradeoffs, and drive execution across hardware, firmware, compilers, software, infrastructure, and deployment teams

Requirements

  • 5+ years leading complex technical programs, tooling initiatives, or data-driven engineering operations as a TPM, technical lead, or cross-functional owner
  • Experience building scalable workflows and automation using APIs, telemetry, data pipelines, dashboards, CI/CD, SQL, Python, scripting, and engineering management platforms, with the ability to translate technical signals, metrics, risks, and dependencies into clear executive-level reporting
  • Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field
  • Strong understanding of computer architecture and systems, including processors, memory hierarchies, interconnects, operating systems, runtimes, and hardware-software interfaces