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Phenom, an applied AI company, is hiring an associate technical program manager into our Big Bets teamthe group driving company-level strategic initiatives across engineering and product.
This is a foundational role built for a specific profile: an engineer who went to business school. If you have a B. Tech in Computer Science and an MBA from a premium institute, and you want to run large-scale engineering programs rather than pure strategy or consulting work, this is a rare fit. You will work directly with engineering leadership, with visibility to the SVP and co-founder level from day one.
Responsibilities:
Structure and drive execution of cross-functional technical initiatives across multiple engineering teams.
Translate ambiguous business problems into structured technical roadmaps and execution plans.
Own program-level metrics, timelines, dependencies, and risk tracking.
Influence product, engineering, and business stakeholders without formal authority.
Build the frameworks, dashboards, and processes that bring scale and predictability to fast-moving programs.
Requirements:
B. Tech in Computer Science or a closely related engineering discipline.
MBA from a premium institute (IIM / ISB / equivalent tier-1 program).
0-2 years of experience; recent graduates and early-career professionals are welcome.
Strong structured problem-solving ability and comfort operating in ambiguity.
Technical fluency across APIs, cloud platforms, and SDLC: You do not need to code daily, but you must be able to hold your own in engineering discussions.
Demonstrated experience driving something end-to-end with multiple stakeholders, whether a project, internship, venture, or initiative.
Excellent written and verbal communication.
Experience
0-2 yrs
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