Technical Project Manager Position Available In Suffolk, Massachusetts

Technical Project Manager in the Robotics Industry!! Job Description We are seeking a technically fluent and execution-driven Technical Program Manager to lead development efforts across embedded systems, firmware, device drivers, Linux-based tools, and Python applications. This role manages cross-functional engineering teams building low-level and systems software, ensuring efficient planning, integration, and delivery across hardware and software domains, with a strong emphasis on software development processes and release coordination. Responsibilities Coordinate projects involving embedded firmware, Linux driver development, and supporting tools. Manage project schedules, milestones, and engineering deliverables across software, hardware, and QA teams. Collaborate with technical leads to define scope, estimate effort, and prioritize features. Drive Agile ceremonies including sprint planning, standups, and reviews. Support CI/CD and release processes across firmware and systems tools. Identify risks, resolve blockers, and maintain alignment between technical work and business objectives. Communicate clearly with engineers, stakeholders, and leadership on status, risks, and timelines. Promote best practices in documentation, version control, and change tracking. Essential Skills 3+ years of experience in technical project or program management roles. Proven experience managing embedded systems, firmware, or driver development projects. Strong understanding of Agile software development processes and team dynamics. Familiarity with software release cycles and CI/CD concepts in embedded or Linux-based environments. Excellent organizational, communication, and cross-functional coordination skills. Proficiency with project tracking and collaboration tools such as Jira, Git, Notion, and Confluence. Bachelor’s degree in a technical, engineering, or related field. Additional Skills & Qualifications Understanding of embedded system architecture and hardware-software integration workflows. Familiarity with Linux systems concepts such as user-space vs. kernel-space and driver architecture. Exposure to mixed-language environments including C/C++ and Python. Knowledge of Linux kernel modules, device trees, or board bring-up processes. Work Environment The work environment involves collaboration with cross-functional teams using technologies and tools like Jira, Git, Notion, and Confluence. The role requires strong communication and organizational skills to manage multiple projects simultaneously. The workplace emphasizes Agile methodologies and CI/CD practices for efficient and effective project delivery.