TL;DR

Technical Program Manager (AI): Driving end-to-end program leadership for complex AI research initiatives, converting ambiguous goals into measurable technical outcomes with an accent on execution across multiple teams and external partners. Focus on defining technical requirements, operationalizing training runs, and maintaining executive-level clarity on partnership health.

Location: Onsite in San Francisco, United States.

Salary: $285,000–$355,000 + Equity

Company

%hirify_global% is an AI research and deployment company dedicated to ensuring that general-purpose artificial intelligence benefits all of humanity.

What you will do

Create and own the technical roadmap with the tech lead.
Convert ambiguous research goals into executable technical specifications.
Own the cross-stack critical path, ensuring data, infrastructure, training, and evaluation readiness.
Align partners technically and maintain executive-level clarity on partnership health and risks.
Partner with research and engineering leads to define technical requirements and integration plans.
Operationalize training runs, including runbooks, dashboards, and failure elimination via automation.

Requirements

Strong emphasis on technical ability and program leadership.
Experience with complex, highly technical research initiatives.
Ability to drive execution across Research, Infrastructure, Data/Compliance, and Engineering.
Experience aligning partners and driving decision-making without formal authority.
Must be able to work onsite in San Francisco, United States.
For US-based candidates, background checks are administered in accordance with applicable law, including the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance.

Culture & Benefits

Work within the OAI for Science org, specifically on the Applied Research team.
Opportunity to harness frontier AI models to transform scientific and economically important domains.
Team operates like a startup within %hirify_global%, with unmatched research depth and compute.
Committed to diversity and inclusion as an equal opportunity employer.
Committed to providing reasonable accommodations to applicants with disabilities.