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Mission
Our mission as program managers is to own the execution of cross-functional initiatives that are critical to the business. We lead programs from start to finish to help GitLab meet our organizational goals. Program managers develop strategies, evaluate the performance of projects, keep teams organized, and allocate budgets and resources across projects. Program managers may oversee several different teams, all working toward different goals and separate work schedules. We take the lead on tracking project progress, aligning team members, and strategizing program outcomes.
Core Competencies
Technical Program Managers drive complex and cross-functional technical initiatives by leveraging domain expertise, building a holistic execution strategy and harnessing human leadership qualities to deliver strategic business outcomes that have wide-reaching impact. The role of TPM can mean different things at different organizations. At GitLab, TPMs should be proficient in 5 core competencies: Communication, Critical Thinking, Organization & Execution, Relationship-Building, and Technical Knowledge & Application. (More info in our handbook)
In this role you will be primarily focused on issue management, both in defining a process for long-term success and leading our teams through coordination and resolution of large scale customer issues or escalations, when needed. The broad scope of our product, both in feature set and delivery mechanisms, adds to the complexity in managing customer-impacting changes to our product. You will drive the development of this cross-department process while also acting as the long-term owner for the process.
While collaborating on processes will be a major area of focus for this role, we don’t expect that to take up 100% of your time. Your remaining time will be spent on supporting cross-functional projects that span the Product, Engineering, Support, and Customer Success teams. We see opportunities to improve our collaboration and efficiency on these complex cross-department efforts and having a TPM act as facilitator and guide would be beneficial.
What You’ll Do
What You’ll Bring
About the team
The Technical Program Management function is fairly new to GitLab; over the last year we’ve built out the team, developed relationships with stakeholders across the organization, and implemented new systems and processes to improve efficiency. We are excited to expand the team and bring new ideas about Technical Program Management to GitLab!
Please note that we welcome interest from candidates with varying levels of experience; many successful candidates do not meet every single requirement. Additionally, studies have shown that people from underrepresented groups are less likely to apply to a job unless they meet every single qualification. If you're excited about this role, please apply and allow our recruiters to assess your application.
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