Senior Technical Program Manager, Data

Role overview Lead data programs that support a trading operation, connecting business priorities with technical plans and delivery. You’ll work across engineering, analytics, trading, and data teams, bringing structure to complex initiatives and helping improve the data capabilities behind a digital sportsbook.

Responsibilities - Set priorities, roadmaps, success measures, and opportunities for business impact across data initiatives. - Translate business needs into technical requirements through analysis, research, and stakeholder collaboration. - Coordinate cross-functional delivery, track dependencies and risks, and keep stakeholders informed of progress and outcomes. - Define requirements, success criteria, and repeatable processes that support efficient, high-quality engineering work. - Find opportunities to use AI, automation, reusable agents, and tools to improve productivity and decisions. - Support production incident response and apply operational lessons to future improvements. - Share program management practices and mentor teammates.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, or a related technical field, plus at least four years in technical program or product management, engineering leadership, or a similar role. - Experience in sportsbook, iGaming, trading, or a closely related data-intensive environment. - Strong SQL skills and the ability to analyze data, test assumptions, and inform decisions. - Familiarity with data platforms such as Snowflake, Databricks, or Sigma, and with data pipelines, ETL, and data architecture. - Experience applying AI through automation, agents, or reusable workflow solutions. - Clear technical communication, strong organization, and the ability to work independently through ambiguity. - Availability to work Eastern Time business hours.

Benefits and work setup The listed U.S. base salary range is $145,600–$182,000, with potential bonus, equity, and benefits. A gaming license may be required, depending on the role and jurisdiction.