;Program Manager

Saxon Global•Boston, MA

About The Position

We are seeking a hands-on Program Leader to drive delivery of our Enterprise AI Platform and the agent portfolio running on it. The role sits at the intersection of AI engineering, platform governance, and AI-augmented delivery.

Requirements

  • 8+ years in program, product, or delivery management, including ownership of complex, multi-team technical programs in an enterprise environment.
  • Proven command of scaled agile delivery: planning increments, cross-team dependency management, and predictable release cadence.
  • Working understanding of how AI agents are built and operated, including LLM behavior, retrieval-augmented generation, tool calling, orchestration, and why evaluation and guardrails are engineering work rather than afterthoughts.
  • Technical practitioner skills sufficient to validate outcomes independently: proficiency in SQL and comfort reading telemetry, logs, or evaluation output.
  • Demonstrated use of AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, or similar) to raise personal and team throughput, such as drafting specifications, automating documentation, or analyzing delivery data.
  • Familiarity with Azure delivery environments and enterprise controls: identity, network boundaries, secrets management, and change approval.

Nice To Haves

  • Hands-on or strategic familiarity with Azure AI Foundry and Microsoft Fabric as the delivery stack.
  • Exposure to evaluation harnesses, golden-set curation, red-teaming, or responsible AI review as formal release gates.
  • Experience partnering with platform operations on SLOs, incident management, and on-call readiness for production services.
  • Financial services or other regulated-industry delivery, with the documentation and audit expectations that come with it.
  • A self-directed leader and agile practitioner who does not wait for assignments, identifies bottlenecks early, and uses every tool available to clear them.
  • Holds a bias for precision, on the conviction that the better the requirement, or the prompt, the better the outcome, whether delivered by an engineer or an agent.
  • Closes gates on evidence rather than assertion, supplies the judgment and context that make AI-accelerated work trustworthy, and brings the client presence needed for high-engagement collaboration and fast feedback loops.

Responsibilities

  • Own the roadmap, release train, and delivery cadence for a multi-pod AI platform spanning agent runtime, tooling, identity, observability, and enterprise integration.
  • Manage dependencies across platform, security, infrastructure, and consuming product teams, and hold the train to a predictable cadence.
  • Run the intake funnel for agent use cases: qualify candidates on business value, data readiness, and risk, then convert accepted cases into scoped, sequenced backlog items with clear acceptance criteria.
  • Design and operate the gate model that moves an agent from prototype to production, covering evaluation results against curated golden sets, prompt-injection and red-team findings, identity and secrets posture, observability coverage, and a proven rollback path.
  • Serve as the primary interface for business sponsors, security, architecture, and platform consumers, translating enterprise constraints into delivery decisions and engineering trade-offs into sponsor-ready language.
  • Define the guardrails, human-in-the-loop checkpoints, and audit evidence that keep agentic solutions reliable, explainable, and compliant.
  • Drive platform adoption by product teams and report the measures that matter: agent adoption, evaluation pass rates, incident and defect trends, intake-to-production cycle time, and cost per workload.
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