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As Technical Program Managers, we are in charge of handling technical projects for our organization to create revenue and increase profit. We are responsible for the idea to design to completion. Besides, we propose solutions to technical problems and anticipate bottlenecks. Moreover, we coordinate efforts among staff members and outside vendors. We are also highly involved in defining strategies and presenting project progress. Working as Technical Program Managers, we lead teams of project developers and designers. We report to upper-level management executives.
Core tasks:
- provide technical leadership by defining strategies
- design and implement technical projects
- keep projects on schedule and within the budget
- track technical issues and find solutions
- lead teams of project developers and designers
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Liam Brown
Mostly men choose this job, but women also choose this.
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Sophie Hayes
The typical age is 33.
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Liam Brown
You probably need around 7 years to work as a Technical Program Manager
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Isabella Holmes
Information employs the most.
Is it encouraged to have a degree as a Technical Program Manager?
Liam Brown
You should be fine with a Bachelor of Science degree
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Sophie Hayes
Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft Corporation employs the most people in the Technical Program Manager role.
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Isabella Holmes
A Technical Program Manager typically changes positions after 4 years.
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Benjamin Gardner
The job hopper score is medium for a Technical Program Manager.
What occupations do people usually work in before becoming a Technical Program Manager?
Benjamin Gardner
Most people come from Program Manager, Project Manager or Technical Project Manager roles
If I’m working as a Technical Program Manager, what next position could I have?
Liam Brown
Program Manager, Product Manager or Project Manager are good next steps for a Technical Program Manager
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