Technical Program Manager (Homeland Layered Defense), Public Sector

<p>Scale's public sector business is providing the best of American commercial technology and innovation to protect the homeland and meet the moment. As a member of our public sector delivery team, you will own relationships critical to the portfolio of clients charged with a layered defense for the United States. You will be a catalyst, willing to go deep, get technical, and drive change. You will manage customer relationships and partners as well as partner with our engineering team to solve Scale’s hardest problems. All of this serves an ultimate goal of delivering cutting-edge agentic AI to orchestrate portfolio management for defense of the homeland.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>You will:</p> <ul> <li>Own technical execution for one or more national security mission areas from initial requirement through deployment and formal evaluation</li> <li>Translate operational workflows into detailed Product Requirements Documents (PRDs), Engineering Requirements Documents (ERDs), and executable engineering work</li> <li>Work alongside engineers during cycle planning to define scope, sequencing, architecture constraints, dependencies, and milestones</li> <li>Maintain end-to-end requirements traceability from customer objective to software build, test event, and formal deliverable</li> <li>Drive Jira/GitLab execution and provide accurate inputs into integrated master schedules and program-level planning</li> <li>Understand and manage data availability, system architecture, integration dependencies, and technical constraints across high-side networks</li> <li>Identify technical blockers early, own their resolution, and immediately escalate critical risks when required</li> <li>Partner with subcontractors and external engineering teams where applicable, defining interfaces, deliverables, handoffs, and accountability</li> <li>Communicate technical progress, risks, tradeoffs, and decisions clearly to both engineering teams and senior customer stakeholders</li> </ul> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>