Technical Program Manager
Listed on 2026-11-05
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IT/Tech
IT Project Manager, Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations
- 6–7+ years of Technical Program/Project Management experience, preferably supporting enterprise infrastructure or application environments.
- Experience driving a technology migration, including application readiness, testing, risks/issues, dependencies, and stakeholder signoff.
- Strong understanding of Disaster Recovery (DR) with experience coordinating and executing DR planning and testing.
- Solid infrastructure knowledge across applications, servers, networking, on-prem/hybrid environments, and AWS cloud.
- Experience with Service Now/CMDB, specifically navigating configuration data, server relationships, and reporting.
- Strong communication and execution skills, with the ability to independently drive cross-functional teams, hold stakeholders accountable, and adapt as requirements change.
This Program Manager will support a large-scale infrastructure and application migration initiative, helping drive application readiness as workloads prepare to migrate to the Dallas data center while Disaster Recovery capabilities are supported through the cloud. The individual will work closely with application, infrastructure, network, cloud, and project teams to manage readiness, testing, risks, issues, dependencies, and application signoff. They will play a key role in executing the DR strategy and adjusting plans as application architectures or infrastructure requirements change.
This person will also utilize Service Now and CMDB reporting to understand server and application relationships, track program activities through tools such as ADO, and provide clear written updates to stakeholders. This is a highly execution-focused and accountable role, requiring someone who is self-motivated, agile, comfortable working across technical teams, and able to take direction and independently drive work through completion
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