Key skills
Requirements EngineeringIntegration SpecificationsAPI-based IntegrationsData Pipeline DesignControl-System InterfacesProcess MappingBPMNLucidchartMicrosoft VisioProject TrackingProcoreJiraMicrosoft ProjectITIL Service ManagementPMPCBAPPMI-PBA
About this role
Nscale is a company focused on Systems Integration, and they are seeking a Technical Program Manager to serve as the operational integrator for their organization. This role involves translating business objectives into executable workstreams while ensuring alignment across various technical and operational teams throughout the lifecycle of integration projects.
Responsibilities:
- Own project plans, schedules, risk logs, and OR tracking; produce SI Council status reporting
- Run the weekly integration workstream coordination cadence
- Conduct stakeholder interviews/workshops to capture integration requirements from Engineering, Operations, BizOps, and tenant-facing teams
- Produce structured requirements documentation — functional, non-functional, data, and integration specs in a consistent, version-controlled format
- Map current- and future-state processes for SI-governed workflows using BPMN or equivalent
- Write integration specifications sufficient for developers and engineers to build without ambiguity
- Design acceptance criteria and test cases; maintain the requirements traceability matrix from capture through verification
- Coordinate with the Enterprise SI Architect on integration specs and support OR-gate evidence preparation
Requirements:
- 5–8+ years as a technical project manager, business analyst, systems analyst, or integration analyst within infrastructure, datacenter, or technology integration environments
- Strong requirements engineering skills — able to elicit, structure, and document functional and non-functional requirements across technical and operational domains
- Experience writing integration specifications for API-based integrations, data pipeline designs, or control-system interfaces
- Proficiency in process mapping (BPMN) and tools such as Lucidchart or Visio; project tracking in Linear/Procore, Jira, or MS Project
- Understanding of ITIL service management sufficient to translate operational requirements into ITIL process specifications
- PMP, CBAP, or PMI-PBA preferred