Torch.AI is building the AI Control Layer for the United States Government, a foundational data and intelligence infrastructure designed to make sense of messy, adversarial, multi-domain data at machine speed. This enables commanders, analysts, and operators to act with clarity when it matters most. The company's platform—ORCUS, NEXUS, and HALO—is accredited, deployed, and operating today across enterprise clouds and tactical edge environments, supporting multi-INT fusion, predictive movement analysis, targeting workflows, anomaly detection, and decision support for cross-domain operations. Torch.AI seeks candidates who want to build systems that operate under real constraints such as degraded visibility, adversarial mis/disinformation, intermittent connectivity, low-SWaP hardware, and seconds-to-decision timelines, emphasizing operational AI that ships, runs, and gets used to strengthen U.S. defense readiness and protect national interests.Torch.AI believes the government must own its data, decision environment, and reasoning infrastructure, with its AI Control Layer increasing the value of existing systems of record rather than replacing them. Performance is measured by accuracy, latency, and efficiency. The company fosters a culture of craftsmanship, building with intention and shipping with discipline, where employees collaborate with engineers, data experts, veterans, and mission practitioners. Individuals own meaningful work, move quickly, and see their systems deployed in production, often within weeks, in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial, and mission-driven environment where every day presents a new puzzle.Successful candidates at Torch.AI are builders who ship and iterate, comfortable with messy data, unclear requirements, and real mission constraints without always having the luxury of clear specs. They respect operators and prioritize utility over elegance, care about explainability and determinism for auditability, move quickly while understanding security boundaries and accreditation realities, and measure success by operational impact, not model novelty.This role blends program execution, technical fluency, and deployment coordination to deliver mission-critical AI and data platforms across classified and unclassified environments. The Technical Program Manager (TPM) will drive cross-functional execution, align engineering delivery with mission objectives, and ensure customer deployments meet operational readiness requirements. While not a software engineering role requiring daily hands-on coding or direct ownership of infrastructure, the TPM must be technically fluent to translate mission needs into executable delivery plans and technical requirements, track delivery across engineering teams, environments, and security domains, communicate program status, technical risk, and delivery tradeoffs to stakeholders, and coordinate deployment readiness, cutovers, and stabilization activities. This role is accountable for delivery outcomes and mission readiness across multiple environments and does not involve building automation frameworks, owning CI/CD pipelines, or serving as the primary implementer of software or infrastructure.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Number of Employees
1-10 employees