Technical Program Manager

• Own vendor security engagements from business-need understanding through scoping, assessment, decision, treatment, and reassessment
• Make assessment decisions independently and route formal exceptions and risk acceptance to appropriate decision owners
• Analyze vendor use cases, workflows, user journeys, data flows, identities, access, integrations, and supply-chain dependencies
• Identify plausible attack paths and consequences for OpenAI
• Assess architectures, configurations, controls, logs, and operational practices
• Test evidence supporting security claims and clarify gaps and uncertainty
• Develop practical treatments involving operating models, data exposure, access, architecture, vendor choice, controls, or containment
• Drive implementation with responsible owners and verify treatment effectiveness
• Build reusable security patterns with applicability, safeguards, evidence requirements, exceptions, and review triggers
• Work with Legal, Procurement, and vendors on security addenda and contractual positions
• Define requirements, roadmaps, and success measures for bounded programs, products, and services
• Use Codex or comparable AI-assisted tools to improve scoping, evidence checks, routing, decision reuse, and treatment tracking
• Lead delivery across Security and partner teams, translating goals into technical requirements, milestones, and delivery plans
• Identify systemic risks, resolve dependencies and disagreements, and carry commitments through completion
• Use casework, incidents, threat information, and customer feedback to improve decisions and program priorities

Vendor Security Technical Program Manager

• Lead the planning, execution, and delivery of multiple concurrent IT projects and initiatives.
• Build and maintain relationships with Government customers, stakeholders, technical teams, and corporate leadership.
• Anticipate customer needs, address program challenges, and identify opportunities to enhance service delivery and mission outcomes.
• Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, budgets, milestones, and performance metrics.
• Manage project scope, risks, issues, dependencies, and change requests.
• Coordinate activities across technical teams, business stakeholders, vendors, and leadership.
• Monitor program performance and provide status reports, dashboards, and executive-level briefings.
• Ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and according to requirements and quality standards.
• Lead project meetings, stakeholder discussions, and technical coordination activities.
• Manage and mentor project managers, technical leads, and other program resources as applicable.
• Support IT modernization, system implementations, cloud initiatives, infrastructure upgrades, cybersecurity, and other technology projects.
• Ensure compliance with organizational IT policies, security requirements, and project management standards.
• Identify opportunities to improve IT processes, service delivery, and operational efficiency.
• Manage vendor and contractor performance and ensure contractual deliverables are met.