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David Careers

Technical Project Manager

Posted 5 days ago

milestone technologiesSeattle (WA)
Project Management SpecialistsCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$70 - $75.00 per hour

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About the role

Data Security / DLP Technical Project Manager Long-term 6-month ++ contract for a Technical Project Manager who has supported data security projects.100% remote$70 - $75.00 per hour w2 - PLEASE - Absolutely NO C2C assistance of any type. Technical Project Manager The TPM will drive the launch to production of the Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) platform from our chosen vendor, driving readiness across Security, Privacy, Legal and IT teams, followed by driving the operationalization of remediation. There is potential scope to manage future programs such as proof of value/pilots, and existing platform feature expansion. These programs include defining success criteria for technical evaluation, leading release planning, and driving adoption with engineering, analytics and data steward teams.
Must-haves:
  • 10+ years experience as TPM for large enterprise data, security or platform initiatives, application delivery experience only considered.
  • Has taken data security or classification tooling (DSPM, DLP or similar) from contract to production.
  • Working knowledge of cloud data platforms and typical blockers for these tooling launches.
  • Writes their own executive and portfolio-level status reporting.
  • Comfortable running multiple workstreams and holding firm on priorities.
  • Strongly preferred:
  • Familiarity with data catalog, metadata management, or semantic platform delivery.
  • Background in governance topics such as data retention, privacy requests and ownership models.
  • Certifications like PMP or SAFe a plus

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