Technical Program Manager
Technical Program Manager
Technical Program Managers (TPMs) drive the development and implementation process of programs, products, and services. TPMs typically apply their background in software engineering and technology to provide cross-functional leadership to build alignment for efforts such as product architecture and solutions to complex technical needs.
For those interested in applying to a Technical Program Manager cohort with Microsoft Leap, please select a location below to see the specific eligibility requirements.
Atlanta, Georgia eligibility requirements
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Completion of relevant training, for example:
- Graduated from a coding academy or boot camp and have previous work experience in any field
- Self-taught programmer demonstrating recent development projects or professional experience
- Degree from a community college in computer science or related field
- Degree from a college/university in computer science or related field with a previous career in design, plus a 2+ year career break
- Demonstrate understanding software engineering, software development, or project management fundamentals that affect code implementation and customer experience
- Familiarity with managing schedules and nurturing cross-group collaboration
- Demonstrate skills in articulating the business and customer needs, and awareness of current technology trends
- Currently authorized to work in the United States for entire duration of the cohort. Immigration sponsorship will not be provided by the employer nor Microsoft
Redmond, Washington eligibility requirements
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Completion of relevant training, for example:
- Graduated from a coding academy or boot camp and have previous work experience in any field
- Self-taught programmer demonstrating recent development projects or professional experience
- Degree from a community college in computer science or related field
- Degree from a college/university in computer science or related field with a previous career in design, plus a 2+ year career break
- Demonstrate understanding software engineering, software development, or project management fundamentals that affect code implementation and customer experience
- Familiarity with managing schedules and nurturing cross-group collaboration
- Demonstrate skills in articulating the business and customer needs, and awareness of current technology trends
- Currently authorized to work in the United States for entire duration of the cohort. Immigration sponsorship will not be provided by the employer nor Microsoft
Sunnyvale, California eligibility requirements
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Completion of relevant training, for example:
- Graduated from a coding academy or boot camp and have previous work experience in any field
- Self-taught programmer demonstrating recent development projects or professional experience
- Degree from a community college in computer science or related field
- Degree from a college/university in computer science or related field with a previous career in design, plus a 2+ year career break
- Demonstrate understanding software engineering, software development, or project management fundamentals that affect code implementation and customer experience
- Familiarity with managing schedules and nurturing cross-group collaboration
- Demonstrate skills in articulating the business and customer needs, and awareness of current technology trends
- Currently authorized to work in the United States for entire duration of the cohort. Immigration sponsorship will not be provided by the employer nor Microsoft
Prior to applying, be sure to review the application process.
