Senior Technical Program Manager

At UVeye, we're on a mission to redefine vehicle safety and reliability on a global scale. Founded in 2016, we pioneered the world's first fully automated suite of AI-powered vehicle inspection systems, combining computer vision, machine learning, and generative AI. With over $380M in funding and strategic partnerships with Toyota, Amazon, General Motors, JLR, Volvo, and Hertz, our technology is deployed across manufacturing plants, dealerships, wholesale auctions, fleets, and seaports worldwide. Named one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2026, our 300+ global employees are solutions-oriented, accountable, and driven by one shared goal: making roads safer for everyone. We are looking for a Senior Technical Program Manager to join our engineering organization, reporting directly to the VP Engineering. You will own a portfolio of cross-functional programs and projects spanning AI, Platform, Data & Product. You will work closely with engineering managers, guild owners, and architects to keep multiple concurrent efforts moving, tracked, and de-risked. A day in the life and how you’ll make an impact: Own end-to-end delivery across a portfolio of initiatives, ranging from large cross-team programs to focused technical projects Own quarterly planning across your portfolio, translating priorities into a clear plan for the quarter Set and drive planning, milestones, and risk tracking for each initiative, tailored to its size and complexity Own budget planning and tracking for the programs and projects under you Surface and resolve cross-team dependencies before they become blockers Partner with engineering managers, guild owners, and business stakeholders to align execution with priorities Own Jira structure, sprint hygiene, and estimation practices across the initiatives you run Build the reporting and tracking that gives leadership real visibility into progress and risk Translate execution status into clear, honest updates for engineering leadership Flag risk early, with recommendations, not just status