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# Technical Program Manager

- **Company:** General Dynamics Information Technology
- **Location:** San Antonio, TX, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $140,250.0 - $189,750.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Testing (Software), Agile Methodology, JIRA, CompTIA Security+, Continuous Integration, Scrum Methodology, Zero Trust Network Access, Requirements Traceability, HybridCloud, Information Technology, Cyber Warfare, Devsecops
- **Published:** October 11, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=368fc277f20f784c

## About the Role

* Expertise in Agile decomposition, backlog management, PI/Sprint planning, and requirements traceability.
 * Experience integrating high-level capability documents (IS-ICD, RDP, Forms 1067) into digital thread workflows.
 * Strong understanding of DevSecOps pipelines, CI/CD, and software testing frameworks.
 * Ability to coordinate multi-contractor teams in a hybrid cloud and cybersecurity-intensive environment.
 * Technical fluency with enterprise architecture, MBSE models, or Zero Trust frameworks.
 * Expert-level Scrum/SAFe Agile methodology, backlog management tooling (e.g., Jira), and experience orchestrating PI planning across multiple contractor teams in a System of Systems environment.
 * Must be able to evaluate, categorize, and route validated requirements into the correct Agile pipeline (infrastructure, pipeline, software, or application), per the Contractor's responsibility to evaluate, categorize, and recommend validated requirements to the Government for approval and execution within the appropriate internal Agile development pipeline, e.g., routing to support infrastructure, pipeline requirements, software, custom configuration, application requirements, etc.
 * Occasional SCIF access supports periodic engagement with classified requirements sources and governance boards., * Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and 10+ years experience leading technical programs or product leadership

 * Security Clearance Level: Top Secret with SCI eligibility

 * Certification: Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO)

 * Location: San Antonio, TX (Lackland AFB)

 * US citizenship required, 10 + years of related experience
 * may vary based on technical training, certification(s), or degree

Certification

CompTIA Security+ CE | CompTIA - CompTIA
Travel Required

Less than 10%
Citizenship

## Description

Join GDIT's mission-driven team supporting the Department of Defense as we help unify the Air Force's cyber defense to outpace threats with shared insight, faster decisions, and stronger mission protection. As the Technical Program Manager you'll see the bigger picture on mission initiatives and where your program management career can go at GDIT., * The Technical Program Manager drives the Agile orchestration backbone of the enterprise, translating authoritative requirements into executable development work across all contractor teams.

 * This role shall, in close coordination with and approval of the Government, lead and orchestrate the overarching Agile framework for the program, including facilitation of cross-functional planning events such as joint Program Increment (PI) Planning, to ensure synchronized execution, map technical dependencies, and align delivery schedules across the Platform and Application contractor teams.
 * The TPM also owns requirements traceability: establishing and managing a formalized requirements ingestion process, ensuring each enterprise technical requirement is properly mapped and traced back to authoritative Government capability documentation.
 * The TPM facilitates cross-contractor Agile planning by overseeing the decomposition of high-level authoritative requirements into actionable, manageable development iterations (e.g., Epics, Features, and User Stories) aligned to upcoming Program Increments.