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Program Manager

Posted 3 days ago

prodigy resourcesSeattle (WA)

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About the role

About the Company: This is a senior level Technical Program Manager opportunity for AI delivery. Our client is putting LLM-based products into production and needs a program manager who can read an architecture diagram and still run the room.
About the Role: You'll own delivery for 2 to 4 engineering pods building agents, RAG pipelines, and system integrations on models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. Remote, US-based.
Responsibilities: Run planning, sequencing, and delivery across engineering, data, and product teams shipping AI features. Turn vague asks from business leaders into scoped milestones with real dates. Track model accuracy, latency, and cost next to schedule and budget (an agent that works in the demo and costs $9 a call isn't done).Own risk and compliance checkpoints, including HIPAA and PII handling when the data calls for it. Keep cloud and model vendors moving: AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI Service, Google Vertex AI.Write status updates people read.
Qualifications: 10+ years in technical program or project management, with some of that time as an engineer or in a hands-on technical role.
Required Skills: Delivery experience with LLM applications: RAG, prompt and eval design, multi-step agent workflows. Working knowledge of agent tooling such as LangChain, LangGraph, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and the OpenAI Agents SDK.GenAI work on AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI Service, or Google Vertex AI.Agile delivery in Jira across several teams at once. Clear writing. You'll be explaining model tradeoffs to people who don't care what a token is.
Preferred Skills:
  • PMP or similar certification.
  • Healthcare, finance, or another regulated industry.
  • Teams that build with Claude Code or Cursor.
  • Pay range and compensation package
  • Not specified.
Equal Opportunity Statement: Not specified.

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