Job Description :
"The Facilities Technology Technical Program Manager (TPM) leads the strategy, roadmap, governance, and cross-functional delivery of connected building technologies across the organization. The portfolio includes CCTV and video surveillance, BMS and building automation, electronic access control, fire/life-safety integrations, and the network and cybersecurity dependencies that support these systems.
This role operates at a program and architecture-governance level. It aligns Facilities, Security, IT, EHS, Procurement, site teams, and vendors; converts business needs into coordinated technical programs; manages risks and dependencies; and establishes clear ownership. The TPM is not responsible for routine preventive maintenance or acting as the day-to-day maintenance provider.
Key Responsibilities
Strategy, Roadmap and Governance
Own the multi-year facilities technology roadmap, investment priorities, standards, and lifecycle strategy across sites.
Establish governance for CCTV, BMS, access control, fire/life-safety integrations, connected facilities systems, and supporting network services.
Define decision rights, ownership boundaries, intake processes, design-review gates, change controls, and escalation paths.
Develop program charters, objectives, success measures, sequencing, dependencies, assumptions, and executive decision materials.
Drive platform rationalization and reduce fragmented, obsolete, unsupported, or duplicative technologies.
Technical Program Leadership
Translate facilities, security, safety, compliance, and operational needs into coordinated technical workstreams and outcome-based requirements.
Lead programs from discovery and planning through design, procurement, implementation, commissioning, acceptance, and operational transition.
Coordinate architects, engineers, IT teams, cybersecurity specialists, site leaders, vendors, and system integrators.
Manage scope, milestones, dependencies, risks, issues, decisions, changes, budgets, resource needs, and executive reporting.
Ensure technical deliverables, training, support models, documentation, and ownership are complete before program closure.
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