EU remote
Technical Project Manager - TW
About this role
As a Technical Project Manager at OnLogic, you will manage the development of new industrial and rugged computers, edge systems, and servers. You will be responsible for driving cross-functional teams, managing budgets, and ensuring on time delivery of our innovative products. You will oversee all development stages, driving technical quality in electrical, mechanical, and firmware designs, and ensuring all products meet stringent ruggedized design, regulatory compliance, and lifecycle management standards.This role requires a strong understanding of hardware development processes, excellent communication skills, and a proven ability to lead and motivate teams.
In this role, you’ll be responsible for: End-to-End Program & Project Leadership: Driving development projects from initial concept through prototype build, validation, and ultimately to production, utilizing a structured gate-staged development process. Strategic Planning & Execution: Developing and managing comprehensive project plans for all engineering initiatives, including detailed schedules, budgets, sourcing, and prototype build strategies.
Stakeholder Engagement: Cultivating strong relationships with diverse stakeholders and fostering collaboration with cross-functional teams, from senior leadership to highly specialized engineers. Vendor Collaboration: Directing product development with Original Design Manufacturers through technical oversight and scope definition/management. Risk Management: Taking ownership of project and portfolio risks, and proactively implementing mitigation strategies to minimize their impact.
On-Time Delivery & Budget Control: Ensuring the timely execution of projects across all internal departments and external partners, while staying within the project development budget. Transparent Communication: Providing clear and consistent progress updates to both internal and external stakeholders throughout all phases of development. Strategic Technical Decision-Making: Evaluating product requirements against development complexity, cost, and time-to-market; facilitating cross-functional discussions on product health to drive informed phase-gate exits and mitigate architectural risks.