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Technical Project Manager

Reinforce Labs Inc·Worldwide·Palo Alto Office·mid
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About Reinforce Labs We're an early-stage startup disrupting how companies evaluate their AI systems. Our customers care deeply about safety, trust, compliance, and revenue impact. We help them launch AI confidently: catching regressions before customers do, measuring if their systems meet the bar and tying it to business outcomes. We're small, technical, and agile. The eval space is changing weekly, and we intend to define the category. If you want to take part in something from the early stages, read on. About the Role We're hiring a Technical Project Manager to drive execution across the engineering organization. You'll own the delivery of high-stakes, cross-functional programs that span engineering, AI/ML infrastructure, data, and product, keeping multiple teams aligned, dependencies unblocked, and leadership informed at every step. This is not a process-for-process's-sake role. We're looking for someone who can sit in a room with engineers, understand the technical tradeoffs being debated, identify the real risks, and drive the team to a decision. You'll be measured on outcomes: did the program ship, did it ship on time, and did it ship at the quality bar our users deserve. What You'll Do - Own end-to-end delivery of cross-functional engineering programs from kickoff through launch and post-launch measurement. - Build the plan, then defend it. Break ambiguous objectives into milestones, dependencies, and clear owners. Pressure-test scope with engineering and product leads. Re-plan when reality changes. - Drive rhythm. Run sprint planning, standups, demos, retros, and steering committees for the programs you lead. Make every meeting earn its place on the calendar. - Surface and unblock risks before they become slips. Track dependencies across teams (engineering, data, vendors), escalate cleanly, and propose mitigations rather than just flagging problems. - Improve how we work. Identify patterns across programs and propose changes to tooling, process, or org desi