Senior Technical Project Manager

Location: Remote, U.S. (Los Angeles preferred)

About the role

We are looking for a technical project manager with product aspirations to join Sidebench, an LA-based digital product studio that designs and builds custom software, with a focus on healthcare and mission-driven work.

This is not a ticket-running PM seat and it is not an IT delivery role. You will own the hard part of our engagements: running discovery well enough that the build is de-risked before a line of code is written. You will sit between our clients, our design team, and our engineering team (including offshore partners), shape what gets built, and stay accountable for shipping it.

You will run 2 to 4 concurrent engagements at any time and be the named person in the client room, not a voice behind a PMO. If you want variety, autonomy, and real ownership of outcomes, this is built for that. If you want a single-product, governance-heavy, predictable seat, this is not it.

What you will do

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Total Compensation

Sidebench offers rapid career advancement and significant ownership of both product and business initiatives for high-achieving individuals.

Total Comp Range: $120,000–$200,000

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