Senior Technical Project Manager / Technical Program Manager

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PrevetaHealthtech SaaS

United StatesFull-TimeSenior

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Job Details

Experience: 4–8 years

Requirements

4–8 years of experience in technical project management, program management, or a closely related discipline
Track record of leading customer-facing technical integrations or implementation programs end-to-end
Experience in Healthtech SaaS, healthcare technology, or provider-facing solutions strongly preferred
Experience establishing scalable operating models, playbooks, or technical standards for delivery
Comfort operating in technical environments and engaging credibly with engineering teams and third-party vendors
Structured, detail-oriented thinker who brings order to ambiguous situations
Strong written and verbal communication—able to tailor the message to the audience
Ability to drive outcomes through influence rather than authority
Judgment to balance rigor with pragmatism in a small-team environment
Comfort with ambiguity, shifting priorities, and the pace of an early-stage company
Self-directed and accountable—you take ownership of outcomes, not just tasks
Experience in urology, oncology, or specialty provider workflows (differentiating)
Familiarity with healthcare compliance frameworks (HIPAA, SOC 2), EHR integrations, or clinical data workflows (differentiating)
Background implementing AI or data-intensive products into customer environments (differentiating)
Experience at an early-stage startup where you had to build process from scratch (differentiating)
Ability to assist in the design, development, and validation of SQL queries to produce customer-facing ROI reporting, translating operational data into clear, defensible performance metrics (differentiating)
PMP, SAFe, or similar certification (nice to have, not required)

Responsibilities

Own delivery of individual customer integrations from kickoff through production go-live
Coordinate Engineering, Customer Success, third-party vendors, and customer stakeholders
Manage project execution including timeline, dependencies, risk mitigation (including HIPAA-aligned data handling), data validation, and go-live readiness
Drive customer enablement and post-launch stabilization to ensure successful activation, adoption, and achievement of defined success criteria
Own and evolve Preveta’s integration operating model, establishing scalable processes, playbooks, and technical standards across all customer implementations
Align integration strategy with product, engineering, and revenue objectives, reducing time-to-live and increasing customer activation efficiency
Define and track integration performance metrics (cycle time, quality, activation, scalability), proactively identifying structural improvements to support growth
Provide clear, concise status updates to internal and external stakeholders at the right level of detail
Translate between technical and non-technical audiences with fluency
Escalate effectively—know when to ask for help and when to make a call
Build trusted relationships with customers, engineers, and leadership through reliable execution and clear communication

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