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, ensuring clear ownership, predictable reporting, and effective communication across teams. You will be the client's trusted point of contact throughout the integration process, tracking client-specific product feature requests and managing client expectations proactively. This is a remote-first position with generous benefits, including equity compensation, unlimited paid time off, and a home office setup stipend.

• 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