Technical Program Manager – Data Center PDI Program and Product Portfolio

Yoh, a Day & Zimmermann Company, is a staffing and workforce solutions company. The Technical Program Manager supports the Data Center PDI Program and Product Portfolio through PMO coordination, product lifecycle governance, inventory tracking, stakeholder follow-up, documentation management, and technical change control. The role also maintains dashboards, integrates supply chain and engineering data, and supports project closeout and operational handover.

Responsibilities:

• Schedule, chair, and document technical meetings. Partner with the TPM to drive scope deliverables, ensuring discussions regarding engineering, design, and pilot testing remain structured, organized, and productive
• Support the Product Development & Insertion Project Management Team, collaborating closely with the Technology Innovation Engineering Team and the broader product development team on design-related discussions
• Assist the manager in driving the Product Life Cycle (PLC) checklist. Support the scheduling, review, and note-taking of stage gate presentations to ensure successful sign-off for each phase
• Manage documentation workflows, maintain trackers, and follow up with internal stakeholders to secure reviews and process sign-offs by committed timelines
• Coordinate Engineering Bulletins (EBs) with relevant parties to verify that technical content is accurate and all supporting documentation is properly linked
• Track, audit, and reconcile standard hardware device counts (including automatic transfer switches, network equipment, busducts, and infrastructure components) alongside mechanical drops as data center site layouts migrate from baseline to site-specific configurations
• Continuously audit the inventory framework to accurately account for all new hardware releases and specific project configuration modifications
• Proactively follow up with internal engineering, design, and operations teams to accelerate design reviews, technical drawing releases, and spend approvals (such as data center design engineering approvals)
• Interface with Equipment Supply Chain contacts and integration vendors to track hardware fabrication timelines, assembly starts, and transit schedules
• Assist the team in leading coordination efforts across supply chain, internal engineering, and data center services to ensure inventory counts accurately reflect upcoming configurations
• Retain ownership of the program workflow tracker and roadmap updates (taking direction from lead engineering and portfolio TPM), updating task completions, milestone dates, approved configurations, and assignees weekly
• Maintain a clean, consolidated dashboard tracking equipment inventory, supplier lead times, allocation maps, and storage locations for spare or excess components
• Manage documentation uploads, track stakeholder approvals, and coordinate the drafting/approval of technical bulletins while ensuring accurate technical links are preserved
• Generate structured, periodic reports for leadership focusing on late-binding transition statuses, inventory holding risks, and critical path timeline updates
• Ensure all project-related information is properly organized, validated for accuracy/quality, and archived within defined closeout periods agreed upon by the TPM and DCKM teams
• Incorporate metadata and indexing for optimized searchability, implement access controls, document lessons learned, and manage a seamless handover to operations
• Proficiency in navigating and organizing data within AODocs, DCIP folder structures, PILs, and DDI platforms to maintain centralized, secure repositories
• Direct experience utilizing Buganizer (or equivalent enterprise tracking systems) to log, monitor, and resolve product/program defects
• Solid understanding of engineering change processes, including the administration of Change Control Boards (CCBs), Technical/Product Assessments (TAs/PAs), and Engineering Bulletins (EBs)
• Ability to manage inventory dashboards, track complex technical assets (ATS, network hardware, busducts), and align data fields across supply chain and engineering roadmaps

Requirements:

• The ideal candidate must have a technical background and possess a strong Project Management Office (PMO) skillset to effectively support deliverables, follow up on manage complex asset inventories, and maintain engineering documentation
• Proficiency in navigating and organizing data within AODocs , DCIP folder structures , PILs , and DDI platforms to maintain centralized, secure repositories
• Direct experience utilizing Buganizer (or equivalent enterprise tracking systems) to log, monitor, and resolve product/program defects
• Solid understanding of engineering change processes, including the administration of Change Control Boards ( CCBs ), Technical/Product Assessments ( TAs/PAs ), and Engineering Bulletins ( EBs )
• Ability to manage inventory dashboards, track complex technical assets (ATS, network hardware, busducts), and align data fields across supply chain and engineering roadmaps