Technical Program Manager

Pure Storage•Santa Clara, CA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Senior Technical Program Manager, you will orchestrate complex software releases, hardware co-design, and AI-driven automation across Everpure’s enterprise storage portfolio. You will partner with global Engineering, Product Management, Security, and Supply Chain leaders to align cross-functional dependencies, oversee CapEx investments, and lead Product Lifecycle (PLC) gate reviews focused on zero-downtime reliability. You will integrate applied AI and program analytics into development workflows to accelerate release velocity and support high standards for platform performance and quality. The role is primarily in-office at the Santa Clara, California office, subject to Everpure’s policies and approved leave or work travel.

Requirements

Deep expertise orchestrating complex software release cycles, New Product Introduction (NPI), and OS stacks.
Proven capability leveraging AI workflows, predictive models, or automated program management tools to optimize release management, dependency tracking, and program risk assessments.
Advanced analytical ability to establish release branch health metrics, navigate cross-functional dependencies, and use data-backed insights to enforce architectural standards.
Demonstrated ability to drive accountability across global engineering teams without direct authority.
Practical experience managing CapEx budgets and product cost controls.

Responsibilities

Direct concurrent software release schedules and monitor branch health metrics, using AI tools to automate dependency tracking and risk forecasting.
Align global Engineering, Product Management, Security, and Field teams to resolve architectural blockers and achieve on-time milestones with zero customer downtime.
Lead bug scrubs, triage critical technical risks, manage Git-based merge payloads, and facilitate trade-off decisions that balance release velocity with platform stability.
Manage program CapEx planning, execution tracking, and resource allocation, keeping engineering spending within budget during monthly, quarterly, and annual review cycles.
Develop and manage program indicators covering schedule, quality, risk, dependencies, readiness, cost, and overall execution health.
Use program analytics and AI-enabled tools to identify trends, forecast risks, and drive corrective action.
Lead Product Lifecycle (PLC) gate reviews.