Senior Technical Program Manager

Posted 2 days ago

austin allen company professional recruitmentFranklin (TN)

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Senior Technical Program Manager – Electrical Engineering Competitive Salary + Bonus + Benefits + HYBRID in Tennessee Paid relocation package is available We're recruiting a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead the development and launch of next-generation smart-home and connected consumer products. This is a hands-on technical role, not a traditional project management position. You'll work across Electrical Engineering, R&D, Firmware, Manufacturing, Quality, and suppliers to take new products from concept through production. Responsibilities you'll focus on as the Senior Technical Program Manager: Lead new electronic product development from concept through launch Provide technical leadership for electrical controls, PCBA design, testing, and troubleshooting Coordinate cross-functional engineering and manufacturing teams Support connected products using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth/BLE, and related wireless technologies Minimum requirements for this Senior Technical Program Manager position: Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Electronics Engineering or closely related field. At least 10 years of consumer electronics, smart-home, IoT, or related product development experience. At least 5 years leading technical engineering projects/programs – can be within the 10-year requirement above. Strong electrical hardware, controls, PCB/PCBA experience. Experience with Bluetooth/BLE, Wi-Fi, or other wireless technologies. Experience taking products through R&D, prototyping, testing, manufacturing, and launch. Thread, Zigbee, and Matter experience is a plus, but not required.

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