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Technical Program Manager III, NetInfra, Technical Infrastructure

Google· NetInfra, Technical Infrastructure
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Sunnyvale, CA, USA$163k - $236kFull-timePosted 3d ago

About the role

Technical Program Manager role focused on planning and delivering complex cross-functional networking programs for data center infrastructure, accelerator/ML networking, and related hardware/software deployments within Google's PLANET initiative.

Responsibilities

  • Manage complex, NPI networking programs. Expected ability to manage hardware, software, and networking deployments across cross-functional stakeholders with high degree of independence.
  • Navigate ambiguity to define and drive cross-functional programs in large, complex work groups, typically upwards of dozens of team members and stakeholders that span multiple teams/organizations or product areas.
  • Develop strategy, define and drive programs and processes through ambiguity to address significant challenges, measured by direct business impact on company or product area OKRs.
  • Set project/program success criteria, create measurable milestones, track deliverables and deliver customer value incrementally. Measure, analyze and optimize constantly to improve velocity, quality and efficiency of projects.
  • Communicate widely and transparently. Keep stakeholders appraised of progress through periodic updates and checkpoints such as engineering reviews.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in a technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • 5 years of experience in program management.
  • Experience with network fabric solutions (including design, deployment, sustaining) and launching data center solutions.

Skills

Required:Program managementCross-functional leadership

Benefits

  • Learn more about benefits at Google (link provided in the job description)
Last updated Oct 23, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

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