Senior Technical Program Manager

Cribl is a remote-first company focused on empowering employees and prioritizing customer needs. The Senior Technical Program Manager will drive compliance initiatives, manage cross-functional security programs, and ensure alignment with federal compliance frameworks.

Responsibilities:

• Drive and support compliance-aligned initiatives across product and engineering teams, including the tracking of control health & ownership, evidence management and assessment readiness for ProdEng
• Translate compliance requirements into actionable engineering stories, epics or acceptance criteria
• Partner with leads in product and engineering to embed security requirements into workflows
• Collaborate closely with other leaders to ensure alignment across cross-functional teams and achieve company-wide goals
• Maintain dashboards or metrics for engineering control maturity, open vulnerabilities and readiness actions
• Facilitate readiness reviews and prep sessions ahead of external assessments to ensure alignment between Product and Engineering artifacts and compliance narratives
• Identify areas where automation or tooling could improve execution
• Regularly communicate status, blockers and key risks

Requirements:

• Bachelor degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or related discipline (or equivalent work experience)
• 5+ years of experience in technical program management or information security
• Experience collaborating on complex programs or solutions that span different groups within an organization
• Strong verbal and written skills as well as the ability to present to all levels in an organization
• Experience influencing engineering teams in the development of systems, solutions, and products
• Solid understanding of secure SDLC, risk management and cloud security principles
• Strong familiarity with NIST 800-53, FedRAMP, privacy regulations, especially in product or engineering contexts
• Hands-on experience with Jira or Confluence and experience with common software development tools (e.g. GitHub, bitbucket, Jenkins) and public cloud technology (e.g. AWS, Azure etc)
• Solid experience managing or supporting FedRAMP Authorization packages
• Ability to turn compliance activity into business value
• Experience supporting compliance readiness within SaaS or cloud-native product engineering teams
• Exposure to TPM workflows (e.g. sprint management, risk reporting, dependency tracking)
• Industry Relevant Certification (e.g. Security+, AWS Cloud Practitioner, CISSP etc.)