Senior Technical Program Manager

Company Description

IVIX is the first AI-powered solution designed specifically to address a $20 trillion problem: illuminating the global shadow economy. IVIX leverages Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) and highly advanced, cutting-edge technologies to reveal illicit business activity around the world, empowering governments in their mission to fight financial crime and close the tax gap.

IVIX employs a variety of AI tools (deep neural networks, large language models, and predictive modeling) as well as advanced data analytics to rapidly pinpoint large-scale illicit business activity, so government authorities can combat financial crime in the digital age.

Led by security, tech, tax and financial crime experts, and advised by a diverse team of former IRS commissioners, IVIX works with dozens of state and federal governments globally.

We’re looking for a high-bandwidth Technical Program Manager to join our team as a “force multiplier” in order to serve as the connective tissue between our R&D and Product teams. Your mission is simple but challenging: ensuring that vision (Product) and execution (Engineering) remain in perfect lockstep from kickoff to launch. You’ll be the glue between R&D and Product, managing the friction points of the development lifecycle and keeping everyone rowing in the same direction. *Reporting directly to the CTO.

Responsibilities:

• Bridge the Gap: Actively facilitate collaboration between Product Managers and Engineering leads to resolve dependencies and remove blockers.
• Dependency Mapping: Master the initiative breakdown into multiple dependencies, managing the ripple effects of technical pivots or product shifts.
• Holistic Monitoring: Maintain a "birds-eye view" of initiative health, identifying risks before they become delays.
• Delivery Excellence: Drive the end-to-end lifecycle of complex projects, ensuring outcomes meet both technical requirements and business objectives.

Qualifications:

•  At least 5+ years in Program Management, specifically in a role that required managing dependencies between Engineering and Product teams.
• Advanced experience with project management and documentation suites (e.g., Jira, Confluence, Asana, or Monday.com) to create automated workflows and dashboards.
• Experience identifying "hidden" dependencies and building contingency plans to prevent project slippage.
• The ability to move mountains and align senior stakeholders across departments without being their direct manager.
• A calm-under-pressure demeanor to mediate the natural friction between R&D (feasibility) and Product (desirability).