Program Management
Pubblicato il 18-09-2026 - Qualcomm in Umbria
Program ManagementGeneral Summary:Are you passionate about technology that empowers engineers, educators, and innovators worldwide? Arduino is seeking a Program Manager to oversee a group of related projects and ensure they are aligned with organizational goals, delivering business value through coordinated execution In this role, you'll contribute to the definition of program objectives, scope, and roadmap ensuring prioritization in alignment with business goals. You will develop program plans, milestones, and success metrics, ensuring alignment across projects and long-term strategy. This position must be based at our operational headquarters in Turin.Minimum Qualifications:• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or related field.A challenging role in a fast‐growing company with a modern, international environment
Competitive compensation and benefits
A collaborative, mission‐driven culture with diverse and talented teams
Personalized growth objectives and a dedicated annual training budget
Flexible working hours and strong support for work–life balance
For office-based employees: ping‐pong tournaments, happy hours, rooftop lunches, and a creative, welcoming workplace What You'll Work On Strategic & planningWhat You'll Work OnStrategic & planning
Ensure alignment and prioritization with objectives, scope, product roadmap and business goals
Ensure alignment across projects and long-term strategyCoordination & execution
Coordinate cross-functional teamss activities supporting the product development programs
Manage interdependencies within and between projects
Identify issues early and implement corrective actionsResource & operations management
Coordinate logistics and execution activities, including prototypes allocation and deliveryRisk & stakeholder management
Maintain strong relationships across teams and leadershipWhat You Bring
A data‐driven mindset with the ability to make informed decisions from metrics
Experience working in agile, cross‐funct