Geospatial Software Program Manager
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Topcon Positioning Group in Modena
Topcon Positioning Group is headquartered in Livermore, California, USA (topconpositioning.com). We design, manufacture and distribute productivity tools for developing a brighter future. Whether cultivating the earth or building upon it, Topcon brings innovation in workflow automation and seamless connectivity of data to construction, geopositioning and agriculture industries focused on developing a sustainable tomorrow.Topcon is a tech company committed to delivering innovative solutions and fostering an inclusive, respectful, and transparent workplace. We believe in equal opportunities and fair pay practices.Learn more about working with Software Program ManagerLOCATIONConcordia sulla Secchia, Modena, ItalyWORKING MODELFlexible hybrid work model in Italy with regular office visits after onboarding periodShape the future of geospatial technologyTopcon is looking for an experienced Geospatial Software Program Manager to lead complex, international software programs across surveying and positioning solutions.You will connect Product Management, Software Engineering, Firmware,
Cloud Infrastructure, Quality Assurance, UX and business teams, translating customer needs, technical requirements and business priorities into successful program delivery.What you will doLead end-to-end software programs, defining scope, objectives, milestones, schedules, deliverables and success criteria.Drive software release planning and execution, ensuring delivery against agreed priorities and commitments.Coordinate parallel workstreams across software, firmware, cloud, product, QA, UX and engineering teams.Manage dependencies across geospatial applications, GNSS technologies, correction services, cloud platforms and optical or scanner hardware.Identify program risks, issues and resource constraints, establishing effective mitigation and contingency plans.Lead program reviews, executive updates and critical issue globally distributed teams and influence stakeholders without direct authori