Technical Program Manager

Tomorrow.io•Golden, CO

About The Position

Tomorrow.io is a leading weather intelligence and climate resilience platform helping organizations and governments make better decisions in a world of increasing weather volatility. By combining proprietary satellite technology, advanced AI forecasting models, and actionable analytics, Tomorrow.io delivers hyper‑local weather insights that protect lives, strengthen operations, and build climate resilience globally. Our space program is core to this mission. We are building and operating a weather observation constellation powered by internally developed software‑defined radars — transforming how atmospheric data is captured and used worldwide. We’re looking for a Technical Program Manager. The mission of this role is to lead end‑to‑end program execution for Tomorrow.io’s satellite constellation and internally developed software‑defined radar production programs. This includes managing cost, schedule, technical performance, risk, and supplier relationships to ensure reliable delivery and long‑term operational success. You will help maintain a fully operational, high‑performing weather observation constellation that advances Tomorrow.io’s global impact. and make sure we are building the biggest weather platform in the world. As a Technical Program Manager at Tomorrow.io, You will establish and drive integrated program plans covering spacecraft and payload development, production, launch readiness, and constellation sustainment. You will proactively manage risks, dependencies, suppliers, and technical tradeoffs to meet cost and schedule commitments while maintaining performance standards. Success in this role means predictable program execution, strong cross‑functional alignment, transparent communication with leadership, and continuous improvement of operational metrics across development and production lifecycles.

Requirements

4–8+ years of experience leading complex technical programs, ideally in aerospace, satellite systems, radar technologies, or other hardware-integrated environments.
Proven ability to execute programs end-to-end across development, production, launch readiness, and deployment phases.
Strong cost, schedule, and risk management experience, KPI tracking, and performance reporting.
Experience managing suppliers and contracts within aerospace or advanced manufacturing ecosystems.
Solid systems integration understanding across hardware, software, and space operations, including familiarity with satellite lifecycle management (AIT, launch integration, constellation ops).
Proficiency with program management tools (MS Project, Jira, Confluence, ERP systems) and awareness of cloud-based systems integration (AWS/GCP preferred).
Builds trust and accountability across cross-functional teams.
Leads through influence in matrixed environments and facilitates solution-oriented dialogue.
Communicates clearly and transparently with both technical teams and executive leadership.
Demonstrates resilience and adaptability in dynamic, high-stakes environments.
Collaborates effectively across engineering, supply chain, operations, and leadership to drive predictable outcomes.

Responsibilities

Lead end-to-end program execution for Tomorrow.io’s satellite constellation and internally developed software-defined radar production programs.
Establish and drive integrated program plans spanning spacecraft and payload development, production, launch readiness, and constellation sustainment.
Proactively manage risks, dependencies, suppliers, and technical trade-offs to meet cost, schedule, and performance commitments.
Monitor and improve operational metrics across development and production lifecycles to ensure predictable, high-quality execution.
Align cross-functional teams around program objectives, ensuring strong collaboration and transparent communication with leadership.
Contribute directly to maintaining a high-performing weather observation constellation and scaling the world’s most impactful weather intelligence platform.