Technical Program Manager, Hardware (Chassis) at ridealso | Palo Alto

About ridealso.At ridealso, we are revolutionizing the world of electric mobility, emerging from our roots as part of Rivian. Our dedicated team of innovators, builders, and visionaries is committed to developing cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that tackle both current and future global mobility challenges. Our mission is clear: to inspire individuals to choose ridealso, substituting traditional vehicle miles with our more affordable, enjoyable, and 10-50 times more efficient EVs.We are in search of a skilled Technical Program Manager to spearhead the hardware aspects of our projects. In this pivotal role, you will collaborate with product teams, hardware engineers, supply chain specialists, and industrial designers to guide the development of consumer-focused products.Your ResponsibilitiesLead multidisciplinary hardware projects from inception to completion, focusing on complex mechanical chassis components and accessories across various product lines.Collaborate with stakeholders to define requirements, assess risks, manage project timelines, and facilitate design, release, build, and testing phases, ensuring smooth communication with teams across the company.Drive the execution of customer features alongside cross-functional teams to achieve roadmap objectives, monitoring progress, evaluating risks, resolving implementation challenges, and providing status updates.Establish and manage schedules for modules/components, address technical issues, oversee design releases, and coordinate resource allocation with engineering teams and other stakeholders.Maintain ongoing communication regarding project progress and status with stakeholders and leadership, fostering strong relationships across teams.Identify and address project impediments, adapting lean methodologies to enhance organizational efficiency.Your QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.Over 5 years of experience in program management, product management, engineering, or similar roles.

Join the Revolution at ALSO!At ALSO, we are pioneers in electric mobility, initially envisioned as part of Rivian. Our dedicated team of innovators, builders, and dreamers is on a mission to design groundbreaking, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address the current and future global mobility challenges. We aim to inspire everyone to ride with us, replacing traditional gas-powered vehicles with affordable, enjoyable, and significantly more efficient options.As a vital member of the Technical Program Management team, you will spearhead all firmware and embedded software development initiatives, both in-house and externally. Collaborating closely with product teams, hardware and software engineers, and cross-functional partners, you will ensure the seamless integration of software into our hardware products and backend systems, aligning with our hardware roadmap.Your Responsibilities:Lead complex, multi-disciplinary software projects from inception to completion, managing multiple critical software workstreams including embedded software development, controls, and connectivity.Collaborate with stakeholders to define project requirements, identify potential risks, manage timelines, and communicate effectively with cross-functional teams throughout the organization.Work alongside a talented team of software and hardware engineers on various high-profile consumer-facing products.Drive the planning and execution of programs and features with cross-functional teams to achieve roadmap objectives, tracking progress, analyzing risks, and addressing execution challenges while communicating updates.Develop and oversee program schedules, addressing technical issues, managing releases, and coordinating resource needs with engineering and cross-functional teams.Facilitate communication of project status with stakeholders and leadership across different locations and time zones, fostering strong relationships between cross-functional teams.Implement process enhancements to optimize product development and proactively manage risks.

About ridealso.ridealso is at the forefront of electric mobility, originally emerging from Rivian with a mission to transform urban transport. Our dedicated team comprises innovators and visionaries building cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address today’s and tomorrow’s mobility challenges. We strive to encourage a shift from conventional vehicles to our affordable, enjoyable, and highly efficient EVs, aiming to replace numerous local car, truck, and SUV miles.We are seeking a Compliance Engineer to be a pivotal subject matter expert and the primary steward of product safety, ensuring that our innovative offerings comply with all regulatory and safety standards across North America, the EU, and other global markets. This integral role spans the entire product development lifecycle, demanding a proactive approach to identifying and mitigating safety risks. You will foster a culture of safety through cross-functional collaboration, comprehensive risk assessments, stringent testing protocols, and effective management of complex certification processes while liaising with regulatory bodies.Key ResponsibilitiesGuide product development teams to ensure compliance with internal safety specifications and processes.Create and oversee comprehensive project plans that encompass resource allocation, budget tracking for external testing, and detailed work breakdown structures for global certifications.Manage daily operational aspects of compliance projects, ensuring progress aligns with certification milestones.Conduct risk assessments related to compliance timelines and potential safety barriers, formulating effective mitigation strategies. Promptly identify, track, and resolve compliance issues and obstacles.Participate in product design reviews, actively identifying safety hazards and compliance concerns. Collaborate with the cross-functional team to ensure timely resolution of issues.Define applicable regulations, standards, and safety requirements for both new and existing products, demonstrating extensive knowledge of US (e.g., CPSC, UL) and EU safety regulations (e.g., Machinery Directive, Low Voltage Directive, EN/IEC/ISO standards).Possess knowledge in safety standards such as UL 2271, UL 2849, EN 15194, ISO 17860, and other general safety standards applicable to future products.

Join the Team at ALSO!At ALSO, a pioneering electric mobility company that emerged from Rivian, we are driven by a shared passion for innovation and sustainability. Our dynamic team of builders, dreamers, and doers is dedicated to developing groundbreaking vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that tackle the mobility challenges of today and tomorrow. Our mission is to transform local transportation by inspiring everyone to choose ALSO, enabling more affordable, enjoyable, and energy-efficient travel.As a Technical Program Manager for Vehicle Lead, you will play a crucial role in our Technical Program Management team, overseeing the execution of an entire vehicle program from inception to launch. Collaborating closely with product, hardware, firmware engineering, supply chain, and other cross-functional teams, you will ensure the delivery of outstanding small EVs. With your extensive experience in bringing successful products to market, you'll shape operational processes and drive quality product delivery in a fast-paced environment. If you're passionate about innovating and scaling a world-class organization, we want you on our team!

Join the Team at ALSO!At ALSO, we are revolutionizing electric mobility. Originally part of Rivian, we are a dynamic team of innovators dedicated to designing cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs). Our mission is to transform local transportation by providing affordable and enjoyable alternatives, enhancing efficiency by 10 to 50 times. We invite you to be part of this exciting journey and inspire others to ride ALSO.Your Role:Develop firmware for critical hardware validation, board bring-up, and HMI features, including GUIs, lighting, and hand controls.Collaborate with hardware, UX, cloud, manufacturing, and firmware teams to ensure comprehensive development from concept to completion.Design and implement robust features and tests to ensure mission-critical performance.Optimize firmware for low-power operation to extend battery life and enhance energy efficiency.Incorporate advanced security measures to protect devices, ensuring data integrity and robust encryption protocols.Establish a robust CI/CD pipeline and promote best practices to enhance team performance through automation.Work closely with QA teams to monitor and debug issues using metrics.Effectively engage with third-party firms by delivering clear specifications and managing project execution.Willingness to travel 1-2 weeks annually.

Join the Revolution in Electric Mobility!At ALSO, we are redefining transportation with our innovative electric vehicles. Originally a part of Rivian, our dedicated team of builders, dreamers, and innovators is committed to addressing the global mobility challenges of today and tomorrow. Our mission is to inspire a new way of commuting, offering small, affordable, and highly efficient electric vehicles that replace traditional transportation options.We are looking for multiple Technical Program Managers to lead the comprehensive development of our hardware module platforms (including powertrain, low voltage electronics, and chassis) across our vehicle lineup. As a Technical Program Manager, you will collaborate closely with product management, hardware and firmware engineering, supply chain, and various cross-functional teams to deliver cutting-edge electric vehicles. Leverage your extensive experience in product delivery to streamline processes and ensure the swift launch of high-quality products. If you are passionate about taking products from concept to reality and scaling a top-notch organization, we want to hear from you!Your ResponsibilitiesLead multi-disciplinary hardware projects from conception to completion, overseeing complex electromechanical modules and technology across diverse product lines.Collaborate with stakeholders to define requirements, assess risks, manage project timelines, and facilitate communication across various teams.Drive the execution of customer-centric features in partnership with cross-functional teams to meet strategic goals, while monitoring progress and resolving any issues that arise.Create and maintain schedules for module programs, address technical challenges, and ensure effective resource management in collaboration with engineering teams.Communicate project status and progress to stakeholders and leadership across different time zones, fostering strong relationships among cross-functional teams.Identify obstacles in program execution and implement lean processes to improve efficiency.

About ridealsoridealso is a pioneering electric mobility enterprise that originated from Rivian. Our dedicated team comprises builders, visionaries, and innovators committed to designing groundbreaking, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) aimed at addressing the pressing global mobility challenges of today and the future. Our mission is to inspire individuals to choose ridealso, thereby replacing numerous local vehicle miles with more economical, enjoyable, and significantly more efficient transportation options.As a Field Reliability Engineer, you will be instrumental in monitoring and enhancing the reliability of our electric mobility vehicles deployed in the field, thereby optimizing the overall customer experience.Key ResponsibilitiesAnalyze field performance data to identify failure trends across various vehicle models. Conduct life data analysis (Weibull) to pinpoint risk areas and implement design or process modifications for enhancements. Monitor reliability growth stemming from these changes.Assess actual customer usage against anticipated rider profiles and duty cycles to uncover gaps in the reliability testing framework. Create innovative damage metrics to effectively model failure mechanisms.Collaborate with the Service team to establish a unified service platform and database across various channel partners, facilitating the tracking of customer complaints and part replacements. This role will help define the necessary documentation processes.Formulate a Material Review Board (MRB) process for the disposition of components (including rework/reman, scrap, and return for analysis) and conduct thorough failure analysis of returned parts to determine and enact corrective actions.Design and implement an ongoing reliability testing (ORT) plan.QualificationsA Bachelor of Science degree in an engineering discipline or a related field is required, along with a minimum of two years of relevant industry experience in a reliability engineering role.Proficient technical knowledge in areas related to reliability, including PCBA and electronic components, battery and power electronics, drive units, and chassis systems.Strong understanding of reliability statistics, life data analysis, and reliability growth methodologies.Experience in structured problem-solving approaches like FRACA or 8D, and utilizing root cause analysis (RCA) tools such as 5 Whys, Fishbone, Fault Tree, and FMEA.

About ridealso ridealso is building electric mobility solutions in Palo Alto, drawing on experience from Rivian. The team brings together engineers and creators focused on small, vertically integrated electric vehicles. The mission: deliver transportation that is more affordable, enjoyable, and dramatically more efficient for communities. Role Overview: Senior Mechanical Design Engineer This Senior Mechanical Design Engineer joins the Drivetrain and Actuators Team. The position centers on developing structural components, advanced motors, and geartrains, then integrating these systems into new vehicle platforms. Main Responsibilities Design and test drivetrain and actuator parts for light electric vehicles. Create detailed drawing packages and manufacturing instructions for assemblies and mechanical components. Build 3D models for components and assemblies, including die castings, injection-molded plastics, sheet metal, and fasteners. Work with electrical engineers to integrate PCBAs, wire harnesses, and electronics into mechanical systems. Coordinate validation activities with Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers. Develop and execute design verification plans and reports (DVP&R). Lead and maintain design failure mode and effects analyses (DFMEAs). Prototype and iterate designs through hands-on fabrication and lab testing. Qualifications Experience designing drivetrain components such as gears, bearings, castings, electric motors, thermal systems, and low voltage interconnects. Strong knowledge of material properties, heat treatment, statics, and dynamics. Proficient with 3D/2D CAD tools (Catia V5/V6 preferred) and CAE software (such as Ansys, Abaqus, or HyperWorks). Thorough understanding of GD&T and tolerance stack-up analysis. Familiar with PLM systems, bill of materials structuring, engineering change, and deviation processes.

About ridealso.At ridealso, we are revolutionizing electric mobility. Originally a division of Rivian, our dedicated team of innovators is committed to designing cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address today and tomorrow's global mobility challenges. Our mission is to inspire everyone to embrace ridealso—transforming local car, truck, and SUV usage into more affordable, enjoyable, and 10-50x more efficient rides.We are currently seeking a motivated Low Voltage Module Test Engineer to validate low voltage electromechanical modules for our next-generation light electric vehicles. In this role, you will create and implement test plans, conduct physical testing, and analyze the outcomes. The position merges practical testing proficiency with data analysis and technical documentation.

About ALSO.At ALSO, we are redefining electric mobility. Born from the innovative spirit of Rivian, our dynamic team is committed to engineering cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that tackle the mobility challenges of both today and tomorrow. Our mission is to make the experience of riding an ALSO vehicle not only affordable and enjoyable but also significantly more efficient than traditional transportation methods.We are seeking a passionate Technical Program Manager to oversee our battery module projects from initial concept through to mass production. In this role, you will collaborate closely with product managers, hardware engineers, supply chain experts, industrial designers, and various other cross-functional teams to drive the development of consumer-facing products.Key ResponsibilitiesLead cross-functional hardware initiatives, utilizing your product development knowledge to manage battery programs across diverse product lines from inception to completion.Collaborate with stakeholders to define project requirements, assess risks, manage timelines, including design, release phases, and testing, while effectively communicating with cross-functional partners throughout the organization.Facilitate the planning and execution of customer features alongside cross-functional teams to achieve roadmap objectives, tracking progress, analyzing risks, resolving execution challenges, and providing status updates.Develop and maintain comprehensive battery program schedules, address technical challenges, oversee design release processes, certification, manufacturing, and allocate resources in collaboration with engineering teams.Manage communication regarding progress and status with stakeholders and leadership across multiple locations and time zones, fostering and maintaining relationships between cross-functional teams.Identify and proactively resolve key program impediments while implementing lean processes tailored to the organization.

About ridealso.At ridealso, we are an innovative electric mobility company that emerged from Rivian. Our dedicated team of builders, dreamers, and innovators is committed to designing revolutionary vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs). Our mission is to inspire individuals to choose ridealso, replacing traditional vehicle miles with our affordable, enjoyable, and 10-50x more efficient alternatives.We are currently seeking a skilled Reliability Engineer who will be instrumental in enhancing the reliability of our electric mobility vehicles throughout the entire development lifecycle.Key ResponsibilitiesSet reliability goals and metrics for new product development, focusing on components such as actuators, batteries, drive units, PCBAs, chassis, and various low-voltage electronic systems.Create new reliability testing procedures and specifications, including highly accelerated life testing, environmental testing, and other methodologies to validate product reliability.Utilize various acceleration models to develop reliability tests that accurately predict product lifespan under accelerated stress conditions.Draft detailed test plans and analyze test results, providing updates on testing initiatives.Advise engineering teams on failure modes, countermeasures for reliability issues, and design guidelines, including risk analyses to support design decisions.Monitor field performance and identify trends in product failures.Lead and facilitate Failure Mode and Effects Analyses (FMEAs) with cross-functional teams and develop design verification plans based on these findings.

About ridealso.At ridealso, we are at the forefront of electric mobility, initially born from the innovative minds at Rivian. Our dedicated team of builders, dreamers, and innovators is committed to revolutionizing urban transportation by creating cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address today's mobility challenges. Our mission is to inspire a shift in transportation, replacing traditional vehicles with more affordable, enjoyable, and exponentially efficient options—10 to 50 times more efficient, to be exact.We are seeking a talented Motor Controls Engineer to join our team and play a crucial role in the development of advanced motor control systems for our electric vehicles.Your ResponsibilitiesDesign and implement sophisticated motor control algorithms, as well as support various control development initiatives.Create and uphold simulation models to validate and study control systems.Conduct testing and troubleshooting in both laboratory settings and real-world vehicle applications.Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, and systems engineers to define requirements, develop solutions, and validate performance.Identify, document, and track software bugs, utilizing log analysis to resolve issues efficiently.Your QualificationsMS or PhD in Controls, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline, with a strong emphasis on motor controls and drives.Demonstrated expertise in controlling Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSM) and inverters, along with hands-on experience in motor control algorithms, including Field-Oriented Control (FOC) and Direct Torque Control (DTC).Practical experience in testing motor drive systems, with familiarity in utilizing equipment like dynamometers, power supplies, and power meters.Proficiency in MATLAB/Simulink, encompassing model-based design, Stateflow, and automation script development.Knowledge of embedded controllers and programming languages such as C and Python.Acquainted with automotive communication protocols (e.g., CAN) and tools like Vector CANalyzer and CANape.Experience with version control systems (e.g., Git) and continuous integration practices.Salary: The salary for this position is competitive, ranging from $220,000 to $245,000 annually, commensurate with experience and qualifications.

About ALSO.At ALSO, we are revolutionizing electric mobility. Founded as a part of Rivian, we are a dedicated team of innovators committed to designing groundbreaking, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) aimed at addressing current and future global mobility challenges. Our mission is to inspire a new way to ride—transforming countless local car, truck, and SUV miles into more affordable, enjoyable, and 10-50 times more efficient journeys.We are seeking a skilled Battery Test Engineer to lead the development and testing of the next generation of batteries for light electric vehicles. This critical role will involve building, testing, and diagnosing battery failures, while also developing and executing comprehensive test plans, performing hands-on testing, and providing design recommendations focused on battery safety. Ideal candidates will combine technical expertise in testing with strong data analysis and documentation skills.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and conduct tests on prototype battery packs for light electric vehicles as part of an agile, collaborative team.Evaluate and enhance battery safety, emphasizing passive propagation resistance.Partner with design, systems, and reliability engineers to create test plans, ensuring thorough execution, analysis, and reporting to key stakeholders.Perform thermal and electrical performance verification, as well as reliability, durability, and safety testing (including thermal runaway), while meticulously documenting all procedures and results.Set up and manage testing equipment, including DAQs and various sensors, to monitor and collect data across multiple test conditions.Coordinate with third-party vendors, contract manufacturers, and testing facilities.Analyze test results and prepare coherent technical summaries detailing methodologies, observations, and conclusions.Assist in maintaining and calibrating testing equipment while aiding in the development of new testing fixtures and setups.Occasional travel to visit testing vendors (up to 15% of the time).QualificationsBachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field.Proficient understanding of lithium-ion battery construction methods, failure modes, charging mechanisms, and battery management systems.

About ridealso.At ridealso, we are pioneers in electric mobility, initially birthed from the innovative spirit of Rivian. Our dedicated team comprises builders, dreamers, and innovators, all committed to developing cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs) that address the pressing mobility challenges of both today and tomorrow. Our mission is to encourage everyone to choose ridealso, helping to replace conventional car, truck, and SUV journeys with more affordable, enjoyable, and significantly more efficient alternatives—offering efficiency rates that are 10 to 50 times greater.We are currently seeking an Electronics Mechanical Integration Engineer to play a pivotal role in designing electromechanical actuators that will facilitate essential functions of our next-generation light electric vehicles.

About ridealso.At ridealso, we are pioneers in electric mobility, initially launched under Rivian. Our dynamic team is comprised of visionaries, creators, and innovators dedicated to revolutionizing the future of transportation with our cutting-edge, vertically integrated small electric vehicles (EVs). We aim to tackle today’s and tomorrow’s mobility challenges by inspiring individuals to choose ridealso—making transportation more affordable, enjoyable, and significantly more efficient, with energy savings of 10-50 times.As a Controls Test Engineer, you will be instrumental in defining and executing comprehensive testing strategies across software, hardware, and simulation environments, including Model-in-the-Loop (MIL), Software-in-the-Loop (SIL), and vehicle testing. Your role will involve developing automation frameworks, validating embedded systems and propulsion control modules, performing defect investigations, and conducting root-cause analyses to ensure the highest quality standards.

About Glean:Founded in 2019, Glean is a revolutionary AI-driven knowledge management platform that empowers organizations to swiftly locate, organize, and share information seamlessly across teams. By integrating effortlessly with tools such as Google Drive, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, Glean ensures that employees have access to the right information at the right moment, enhancing productivity and collaboration. Our state-of-the-art AI technology simplifies knowledge discovery, enabling teams to leverage their collective intelligence more quickly and effectively.Glean emerged from Founder & CEO Arvind Jain’s profound understanding of the obstacles employees encounter when searching for and comprehending information in the workplace. Witnessing firsthand the challenges posed by fragmented knowledge and an array of SaaS tools, he aimed to create a more efficient solution—an AI-powered enterprise search platform that allows individuals to access the information they need intuitively and promptly. Since then, Glean has evolved into the premier Work AI platform, merging enterprise-grade search, an AI assistant, and robust application- and agent-building capabilities to fundamentally transform how employees work.About the Role:Glean is in search of a Connector Technical Program Manager (TPM) to develop the essential 'pipes' that supply the Glean Enterprise graph. This role necessitates balancing a high-level product vision with the intricate technical constraints associated with distributed crawling, rate-limiting, and data security.

Join the Movement at ALSO.At ALSO, a pioneering electric mobility company spawned from Rivian, we are a dedicated team of creators and innovators committed to revolutionizing urban transportation through our unique, compact electric vehicles. Our vision is to inspire individuals to opt for ALSO, transforming local travel by offering cost-effective, enjoyable, and vastly more efficient alternatives to traditional cars and trucks.We are seeking a highly skilled Staff Structures Design Engineer to spearhead the design of critical chassis components, including frames, suspension systems, brakes, and body panels for our next-generation light electric vehicles.

About Glean:Founded in 2019, Glean is a cutting-edge AI-driven knowledge management platform that empowers organizations to efficiently locate, organize, and share information across teams. By seamlessly integrating with tools such as Google Drive, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, Glean enhances accessibility to crucial knowledge, thereby boosting productivity and collaboration. Our innovative AI technology revolutionizes knowledge discovery, enabling teams to harness their collective intelligence more swiftly and effectively.Born from the vision of Founder & CEO Arvind Jain, Glean addresses the prevalent challenges employees face in navigating fragmented information and diverse SaaS tools. With a commitment to improve productivity, we have evolved into the premier Work AI platform, merging enterprise-grade search capabilities with an AI assistant, and powerful application and agent-building functionalities that fundamentally redefine workplace efficiency.About the Role:Glean is on the lookout for a Senior Technical Program Manager (TPM) to spearhead intricate, cross-functional initiatives that will shape the evolution, scaling, and delivery of our enterprise AI product to our customers.In this pivotal role, you will navigate the intersection of product, engineering, design, and go-to-market strategies, ensuring our product roadmap is executed with precision, quality, and speed. You will be instrumental in aligning teams, optimizing execution for multi-quarter programs, and facilitating the delivery of exceptional, impactful product experiences that further Glean’s mission.

About Glean:Founded in 2019, Glean is a pioneering AI-driven knowledge management platform that empowers organizations to efficiently locate, organize, and disseminate information across their teams. By seamlessly integrating with tools such as Google Drive, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, Glean ensures that employees have access to the right knowledge at the right time, enhancing productivity and collaboration. Our state-of-the-art AI technology streamlines knowledge discovery, allowing teams to swiftly harness their collective intelligence.Glean was created by Founder & CEO Arvind Jain, who recognized the hurdles employees encounter when seeking and comprehending information at work. Witnessing firsthand the fragmentation of knowledge and the overwhelming array of SaaS tools that hinder productivity, he set out to develop an innovative solution—an AI-powered enterprise search platform that enables individuals to quickly and intuitively access the information they need. Since its inception, Glean has emerged as the leading Work AI platform, merging enterprise-grade search capabilities with an AI assistant and robust application- and agent-building functionalities to transform the way employees work.About the Role:Glean is in search of a Senior Technical Program Manager (TPM) for Infrastructure to spearhead large-scale, cross-functional initiatives that define, scale, and enhance our infrastructure platform.This pivotal role operates at the crossroads of infrastructure engineering, reliability, cost efficiency, and AI systems, directing programs that guarantee Glean’s platform remains performant, scalable, and resilient as we continue to expand.You will collaborate closely with Infra, AI/ML, and Platform Engineering teams to design orchestration systems, streamline deployments, and establish the foundational elements that drive our search and AI capabilities.

About VoltaiVoltai is at the forefront of developing advanced world models and agents that enable learning, evaluation, planning, experimentation, and interaction with the physical environment. Our initial focus is on understanding and building hardware, specifically electronic systems and semiconductors, where artificial intelligence can design and create beyond the limits of human cognition.About the TeamSupported by some of Silicon Valley’s most prestigious investors, Stanford University, and prominent figures including CEOs and Presidents from Google, AMD, Broadcom, and Marvell, our team comprises former Stanford professors, SAIL researchers, Olympiad medalists, CTOs of Synopsys & GlobalFoundries, and advisors who have served under four US presidents.Key ResponsibilitiesLead and manage a team of engineers through agile sprint cycles and critical delivery milestones.Drive sprint planning and execution, from backlog refinement to sprint reviews and retrospectives.Prioritize engineering tasks based on business impact, technical debt, and resource limitations.Transform complex requirements from product and hardware teams into clear, actionable engineering tasks and user stories.Eliminate obstacles and enhance team efficiency through daily stand-ups, one-on-ones, and cross-team collaboration.Collaborate closely with product and design teams to maintain a balance between feature delivery and technical excellence.Monitor team performance through velocity tracking, sprint health assessments, and delivery metrics while fostering continuous improvement.