5 hardware program manager jobs at 5 companies in Warren, OR
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Technical Program Manager
Vancouver or Chandler
$130k-$150k/yrHybridFull Time
PowerLattice: Develops power delivery chiplets for high-performance AI processors.
8+ YOEBachelor’s degree in a technical field and 8+ years managing semiconductor, ASIC/SoC, or hardware programs; requires silicon development, hardware validation, vendor coordination, scheduling, risk management, and stakeholder leadership.
Senior Technical Program Manager, Data Center - Engineering Operations
Santa Clara or Hillsboro
$168k-$322k/yrOnsiteFull Time
NVIDIANASDAQ: NVDA: Designs graphics processing units and artificial intelligence hardware.
10+ YOE10+ years TPM or equivalent experience in engineering operations/service management, experience leading cross-organizational hardware programs, strong analytics and communication, Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
Rocsys: Develops autonomous robotic charging solutions for electric vehicle fleets.
5+ YOEMaster’s or bachelor’s degree in a technical field or business administration, 5+ years managing complex high-tech product development or R&D projects, and experience delivering integrated hardware-software products.
Redmond or Hillsboro or Mountain View or Austin or United States
$120k-$235k/yrHybridFull Time
MicrosoftNASDAQ: MSFT: Develops software, services, devices, and cloud computing solutions.
5+ YOEBachelor's degree and 5+ years in product, service, program management, or software development; experience with cloud or data center infrastructure, hardware architecture, strategy, and cross-functional leadership.
Director, Print Engineering AI Transformation Strategy
Vancouver or Singapore
$166k-$249k/yrOnsiteFull Time
HPNYSE: HPQ: Manufactures personal computers, printers, and 3D printing hardware.
10+ YOE10+ years in strategy or transformation with enterprise AI/program leadership, financial acumen, Agile/SAFe familiarity, AI/ML lifecycle knowledge, stakeholder influence, and experience in hardware or print industries.