Platform Services Program Manager (British Columbia)

Platform Services Program Manager (British Columbia)

09 Nov
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Motive
|
British Columbia

09 Nov

Motive

British Columbia

Shape Motive’s Platform Services execution through roadmap governance, dependency management, and explicit communication across engineering and partner teams.
This Technical Program Manager serves as a strategic operational leader for company-wide platform initiatives. You will partner with the VP of Platform Services, Engineering Managers, Product leadership, and multiple engineering teams. Your focus includes planning, adoption, operating rhythms, governance, and durable solutions for systemic execution gaps.
Key Responsibilities: Align engineering and partner teams around measurable outcomes
Coordinate multi-team roadmaps, dependencies, and tradeoff decisions
Establish operating rhythms, status reporting, and escalation paths
Identify systemic issues and lead practical solutions




Map product roadmaps into cross-functional engineering programs
Requirements: Seven-plus years in technical program management or related work
Fifteen-plus years of technology industry experience
Strength structuring programs and improving governance across teams
Exceptional written and verbal executive communication skills
Experience synthesizing technical complexity into clear summaries
Apply program governance, stakeholder alignment, and technical communication to strengthen Motive’s platform foundations and engineering delivery.

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📌 Platform Services Program Manager (British Columbia)
🏢 Motive
📍 British Columbia

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