About the role

We are hiring a Technical Program Manager to drive delivery planning, cross-functional execution, and launch readiness across a portfolio of WarehouseOS products, internal platforms, integrations, and client-facing initiatives.

You will report directly to the Director of Software Engineering and work closely with engineering, product, sales, customer success, operations, and leadership. Product will own product direction, engineering will own technical execution, and you will own the program layer that keeps complex work moving: clear plans, aligned teams, visible risks, crisp handoffs, and production-ready delivery.

This is an early TPM role on a growing software team, with room to shape how program management works at WarehouseOS. You will help create the operating rhythms, delivery mechanisms, and communication patterns that allow the team to scale without adding unnecessary process.

Because this role works closely with warehouse operations, implementations, engineering, and cross-functional leadership, it is based in Salt Lake City, Utah and requires a full-time in-office presence.

The salary range for this role is $110,000-$150,000, depending on experience and qualifications.

In this role, you will:

• Drive program planning and cross-functional execution across a portfolio of software products, integrations, and client projects.
• Partner with engineering and product leadership on roadmap sequencing, capacity planning, milestones, dependencies, and delivery tradeoffs.
• Build practical program mechanisms such as roadmaps, launch plans, risk registers, status reporting, and runbooks.
• Coordinate work across engineering, product, sales, customer success, clients, vendors, and implementation partners.
• Identify risks, dependencies, bottlenecks, and delivery gaps early, then drive clear decisions and durable fixes.
• Maintain clear visibility into plans, progress, risks, and roadblocks for working teams and leadership.
• Improve how work moves from discovery to delivery by clarifying ownership, strengthening handoffs, and reducing avoidable churn.

We're looking for someone who:

• Has a degree in a technical field or equivalent demonstrated technical experience.
• Has 5+ years of experience in technical program management, software delivery, product operations, engineering management, or a closely related role.
• Has enough technical depth to reason with engineers about architecture, dependencies, tradeoffs, implementation risk, and launch readiness.
• Has experience managing scope, schedule, quality, risk, dependencies, and critical paths across complex technical projects.
• Has successfully driven technical programs from planning through production.
• Can communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Creates useful structure without adding bureaucracy.
• Is comfortable operating in a growing organization where some systems are established and others still need to be built.
• Is fluent with modern delivery tooling such as Linear, Jira, GitHub, dashboards, CI/CD visibility, or equivalent systems.

Even better if you:

• Have hands-on software development experience.
• Have experience in warehouse management, logistics, supply chain, fulfillment, industrial automation, or operations-heavy software.
• Are familiar with the .NET ecosystem and modern SaaS architecture.
• Have managed integrations between software systems, hardware, vendors, or customer environments.
• Are comfortable using AI tools to accelerate workflows, reduce manual overhead, and improve team productivity.

Benefits and perks

• Flex PTO
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage, including mental health support, medical advice line access, flexible spending accounts, and parental leave
• Disability and life insurance options
• Employer dollar match to HSA and 401(k)
• Team-building events and monthly catered office lunches

Extra mile

If you'd like to stand out, include a short description of something you took from idea to reality through your own initiative. It can be technical or non-technical. We're interested in how you think, how you take ownership, and how you make progress when the path is unclear.