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Technical Program Manager
The Anyscale Technical Program Management (TPM) team is expected to play a critical role executing high impact programs while continuously improving processes to sustainably grow and increase the effectiveness of the Tech organization spanning Design, Engineering and Product teams. As a Technical Program Manager focused on Anyscale’s core product solution, you’ll help lead complex application development in service of enhancing our product platform. In this role, you'll support and help scale the technical solutions that make Anyscale’s products and services possible. As part of the overall development life cycle you’ll plan requirements, identify risks, manage schedules, and communicate clearly with project stakeholders on complex projects with significant bottom line impact. Your Program management contributions will span prioritization, planning of projects and features, stakeholder management, tracking of external commitments while contributing to the organization's technical culture by highlighting and espousing best practices. You’ll learn and grow alongside talented teammates who share your commitment to excellence and appetite for innovative problem-solving. This is a rare opportunity to join in the leadership of a team that will be responsible for building a successful commercial ML/AI oriented solution from the ground up! As part of this role, you will: - Help us build, track and ship our Commercial / OSS product - Will work closely with the software development and product teams to deliver high quality, scalable products used by customers around the world - Collaborate with the product teams and align all the stakeholders to assemble project teams, assign responsibilities, identify appropriate resources needed, and develop schedules to ensure timely completion of projects by meeting project milestones - Assess risks, anticipate bottlenecks, provide escalation management, make tradeoffs, balance the business needs versus technical constraints and encourage