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# Technical Product Integration Manager

- **Company:** Ford Motor Company
- **Location:** Providence, RI, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $141,700.0 - $268,300.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Application Portfolio Management, Software as a Service, Configuration Management Databases, Cyber Security, Information Technology Operations, Software Vulnerability Management, Enterprise Software Applications, Information Technology, Performance Monitor, Servicenow
- **Published:** October 18, 2026
- **Apply:** https://dejobs.org/x/x/8FCCC83396D24C7DB0FBDEE6A46FB5FC/job/

## About the Role

* Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent field is required or work equivalent experience
 * Relevant certifications (PMP, SAFe, CISSP, or equivalent)
 * 10+ years in technical program management within cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, or application portfolio management.
 * Proven experience managing complex, multi-workstream technology programs at enterprise scale.
 * Strong background in risk and compliance, enterprise architecture, vulnerability management, or risk-based remediation prioritization.
 * Working knowledge of NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, and emerging AI regulatory requirements.
 * Relevant certifications (CRISC, CISA, AI governance-specific credentials).
 * Strong working knowledge of enterprise systems including CMDB/EAMS, ServiceNow, and enterprise asset management practices.
 * Excellent stakeholder management and cross-functional coordination skills.
 * Experience integrating AI/ML-enabled tooling into security or IT operations workflows.
 * Excellent written and verbal communication skills for executive audiences.

## Description

The Technical Program Leader owns the integrated technical plan for the modernization program, assessing solution options, coordinating execution across workstreams, managing milestones, and driving issue resolution. This role bridges executive intent and day-to-day technical delivery.

 * Create a complete and trusted inventory of technology assets across enterprise portfolios, including applications, technology components, SaaS platforms, vendors, and supporting infrastructure.
 * Classify assets by business criticality, security exposure, compliance relevance, operational resilience, and modernization requirements.
 * Identify and prioritize high-value assets, externally facing capabilities, and assets with elevated risk or material service-level implications.
 * Define an AI-enabled assessment and remediation process that supports proactive monitoring, continuous validation, and faster decision-making.
 * Establish clear governance across the enterprise, accountability, reporting, and execution cadence across technology, cybersecurity, enterprise architecture, risk, compliance, and finance stakeholders.
 * Assess technical solution options for asset inventory, classification, and AI-enabled assessment tooling.
 * Coordinate execution across cross-functional squads aligned to asset groups or risk themes.
 * Manage milestones, dependencies, and risks; drive timely issue resolution and escalation.
 * Partner with Enterprise Architecture on modernization patterns and target-state guidance.
 * Report program status, blockers, and decisions required to the Program Director and Operating Forum.
 * Own the integrated program plan spanning company portfolio/data, cyber/risk, architecture, remediation approach and tooling workstreams. Understand and help triage vulnerabilities with Product teams
 * Design and implement an enterprise AI risk governance framework aligned to NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001.
 * Facilitate daily standups, weekly Operating Forum, and support Steering Committee reporting.
 * Track dependencies, risks, issues, and decisions across portfolio, cyber/risk, architecture, and tooling teams.
 * Own program-level reporting, including monthly operating metrics for leadership audiences.
 * Coordinate resourcing and capacity planning across the core program team.