Program Manager Component & Sub-systems

Job Description

As the Program Manager for Components & Sub-Systems, your role involves the full execution and delivery of a defined portion of a client product or program, such as a hardware component, subsystem, software module, or technical workstream. You are responsible for ensuring that the assigned scope meets all requirements for timing, quality, cost, and readiness before integration into the broader program. This position requires strong leadership, cross-functional coordination, and disciplined execution. You will collaborate closely with Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, Product, and the Senior Program Manager to independently drive outcomes within your scope.**Key Responsibilities:**- Own end-to-end execution for an assigned component, subsystem, or workstream, from requirements alignment through production launch readiness.- Develop and manage the detailed program plan for owned scope, including schedules, milestones, risks, dependencies, and mitigation actions.- Coordinate interface definition and alignment with dependent or upstream/downstream subsystems to ensure seamless integration.- Translate customer, market, and platform requirements into clear objectives and workstream deliverables.- Maintain rigorous tracking of progress, risks, issues, and dependencies; drive timely cross-functional actions to stay on schedule.**Qualifications:**- 37 years of experience in Program or Project Management, Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or similar roles managing technical deliverables or workstreams.- Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and drive execution across hardware and/or software development environments.- Strong schedule management, risk management, and communication skills.- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with evolving priorities and complex dependencies.- Experience working within global engineering organizations and/or multinational product development environments.- Proven ability to lead without direct authority and drive cross-functional outcomes.You may also have experience managing software or firmware development workstreams, including familiarity with SDLC, backlog management, software integration, and validation processes. Certifications such as PMP, Agile, or Lean are a plus but not required.Experience: 3 to 7 years As the Program Manager for Components & Sub-Systems, your role involves the full execution and delivery of a defined portion of a client product or program, such as a hardware component, subsystem, software module, or technical workstream. You are responsible for ensuring that the assigned scope meets all requirements for timing, quality, cost, and readiness before integration into the broader program. This position requires strong leadership, cross-functional coordination, and disciplined execution. You will collaborate closely with Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, Product, and the Senior Program Manager to independently drive outcomes within your scope.**Key Responsibilities:**- Own end-to-end execution for an assigned component, subsystem, or workstream, from requirements alignment through production launch readiness.- Develop and manage the detailed program plan for owned scope, including schedules, milestones, risks, dependencies, and mitigation actions.- Coordinate interface definition and alignment with dependent or upstream/downstream subsystems to ensure seamless integration.- Translate customer, market, and platform requirements into clear objectives and workstream deliverables.- Maintain rigorous tracking of progress, risks, issues, and dependencies; drive timely cross-functional actions to stay on schedule.**Qualifications:**- 37 years of experience in Program or Project Management, Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations, or similar roles managing technical deliverables or workstreams.- Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and drive execution across hardware and/or software development environments.- Strong schedule management, risk management, and communication skills.- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with evolving priorities and complex dependencies.- Experience working within global engineering organizations and/or multinational product development environments.- Proven ability to lead without direct authority and drive cross-functional outcomes.You may also have experience managing software or firmware development workstreams, including familiarity with SDLC, backlog management, software integration, and validation processes. Certifications such as PMP, Agile, or Lean are a plus but not required.Experience: 3 to 7 years

Keyskills :
Program ManagementProject ManagementEngineeringSupply ChainOperationsLeadershipRisk ManagementCommunication SkillsProcurementSoftware DevelopmentHardware DevelopmentSDLCCrossfunctional CoordinationSupplier CoordinationProduction Readiness