Technical Program Manager

Join Sardine, a fast-growing fintech startup, as a Technical Program Manager. In this role, you will own the integration project plan for complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise engagements, serve as the client's trusted point of contact, and manage communication across various teams. You will also report on project health and ensure deliverables are organized and current. This position offers a remote-first culture, unlimited paid time off, and generous equity compensation.

• Own the integration project plan for complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise engagements, including milestone deliverables, dependencies, and implementation timeline.
• Act as the client’s trusted point of contact throughout the integration, communicating regularly and proactively, surfacing risks early, and deeply understanding the client’s requirements.
• Establish RACI and roles/responsibilities upfront on every engagement, ensuring accountability is unambiguous to both Sardine and the client's project office.

• 7+ years of technical program or project management experience, including time spent managing implementations for large enterprise clients
• Experience in fintech, payments, fraud, risk, or compliance, ideally at a B2B SaaS company selling into enterprise clients
• Direct experience working inside or against an enterprise client's formal project management expectations — structured governance, RACI, milestone-based reporting — and the judgment to apply that rigor without over-engineering it for smaller or faster-moving clients
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate technical status into language an enterprise client's project office and executive stakeholders will trust
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to run multiple concurrent, high-stakes client engagements without dropping details
• Comfort acting as a thought partner to Engineering and Product — able to speak credibly enough about technical dependencies and tradeoffs to help unblock and prioritize, not just track status