Technical Program Manager (TPM) assists with end-to-end delivery of strategically important digital products and transformation initiatives, GenAI solutions, platforms, and innovation programs.
Responsibilities
Support role on complex enterprise programs spanning multiple business functions, geographies, and technology domains.
Translate business goals into executable technical roadmaps and delivery strategies.
Drive prioritization decisions, sequencing, funding discussions, and value realization planning.
Facilitate build, buy, reuse, and partner decisions with architecture and capability leaders.
Assist with delivery planning from discovery through deployment and value realization.
Requirements
Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, Business, or related field
The Microsoft Architect focuses on Microsoft collaboration and productivity technologies, including Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint, Exchange, Power Platform, identity, security, compliance, integrations, and cloud services. The role matures and connects these capabilities to expand organizational capacity, modernize how work gets done, and enable effective use of Microsoft Copilot and emerging AI capabilities.
Responsibilities
Architect, design, and oversee implementation of end-to-end Microsoft 365 collaboration, communication, automation, and integration solutions.
Serve as a subject matter expert for Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint, Exchange, Power Platform, identity, security, compliance, and related cloud services.
Document and maintain the organization’s Microsoft solution architecture and technology portfolio; recommend improvements, modernization opportunities, and appropriate use of Copilot and AI-enabled capabilities.
Review new and existing solution designs, including Copilot and AI use cases, for alignment with architecture standards, licensing, security, privacy, compliance, data governance, and supportability.
Collaborate with project managers, vendors, security, data, and IT stakeholders to develop estimates and implementation plans for configuration, customization, integration, adoption, and change management.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Systems or related field
Nice to have: Microsoft Copilot
Nice to have: generative AI
Software Engineering Lead and Application Architect - TS/SCI with Polygraph
General Dynamics Information Technology · Posted Nov 6, 2026
Lead enterprise architecture for The Hartford’s Global Specialty business, driving strategy, governance, and transformation initiatives across multiple offices.
The Group Manager is responsible for leading a portfolio of engineering teams, ensuring successful delivery, engineering excellence, people development, and operational and financial health across multiple customer engagements.
Responsibilities
Lead multiple engineering teams and Engineering Managers, ensuring delivery quality, engineering excellence, and predictable outcomes.
Provide technical leadership and guidance with a strong understanding of software engineering, architecture practices, cloud, and DevOps, without being expected to operate at an Architect level.
Partner with Architects and Engineering Managers to identify technical risks, evaluate trade-offs, and ensure appropriate engineering standards and practices are followed.
Drive adoption of modern engineering practices including automation, CI/CD, cloud-native development, platform engineering, observability, and AI-assisted engineering.
Lead people development, capability building, hiring, succession planning, and development of strong engineering and technical leadership.
Senior IT Enterprise Architect responsible for shaping and governing the bank’s IT architecture, developing standards, patterns, and supporting their application across business initiatives.
Responsibilities
Define and evolve IT architecture directions aligned with business and technology strategy
Develop and maintain architecture principles, standards, patterns and governance mechanisms
Analyze complex IT environments, identify dependencies, risks and modernization opportunities
Assess feasibility and impact of initiatives on architecture and provide recommendations
Coordinate architectural alignment across cross‑functional initiatives with domain, solution and system architects