Technical Program Manager (Cybersecurity)

TL;DR

Technical Program Manager (Cybersecurity): Coordinating multiple engineering programs for a cloud-native Zero Trust Exchange platform with an accent on centralized intake, execution governance, and release readiness. Focus on building scalable delivery processes, resolving cross-functional dependencies, and translating complex networking and architectural challenges into actionable plans.

Location: Hybrid role requiring three days per week in the San Jose, California office; position is based in the United States.

Salary: $103,600–$148,000 USD base pay, excluding bonus, equity, commissions, and benefits.

Company

hirify.global provides cloud-native cybersecurity solutions through its Zero Trust Exchange platform, using security data and AI to protect users, devices, applications, and data from cyber threats.

What you will do

• Own end-to-end planning and delivery across multiple concurrent initiatives, independent Scrum teams, and three engineering organizations.
• Design and operate a centralized intake process that triages requests, estimates effort, and converts demand into rolling roadmaps and execution plans.
• Lead weekly execution reviews covering active initiatives, production incidents, service health, OKRs, risks, and dependencies.
• Coordinate release planning and production readiness for capacity expansions, provisioning, and new service onboarding.
• Align infrastructure, software engineering, and product stakeholders on commitments, scope, and change control.
• Replace manual tracking with JIRA-based structures and establish SDLC standards to improve delivery predictability.

Requirements

• 3+ years of experience in Engineering or Technical Program Management, including at least 2 years in a TPM role.
• Foundational understanding of AI/ML technologies and experience leveraging, securing, or positioning AI-driven solutions.
• Proficiency with JIRA dashboards, JIRA Structure, and advanced tracking methodologies.
• Strong stakeholder management, communication, ownership, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
• Undergraduate degree in Engineering, Business, or a related field.

Nice to have

• 5+ years of experience in Engineering or Technical Program Management.
• Hands-on engineering experience with low-level networking, protocols, network configuration, and routing.
• Deep networking industry knowledge and the ability to translate architectural risks into actionable plans.

Culture & Benefits

• High-accountability environment focused on customer obsession, ownership, execution, and constructive debate.
• Hybrid working model with in-office collaboration in San Jose.
• Health plans, vacation and sick time, parental leave, retirement options, and education reimbursement.
• In-office perks and an inclusive workplace focused on collaboration and belonging.