Enterprise Program Manager

VoltaiPalo Alto, CAAdded 3d ago

Program Manager

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Job description

About Voltai Voltai is developing world models, and agents to learn, evaluate, plan, experiment, and interact with the physical world. We are starting out with understanding and building hardware; electronics systems and semiconductors where AI can design and create beyond human cognitive limits. About The Team Backed by Silicon Valley’s top investors, Stanford University, and CEOs/Presidents of Google, AMD, Broadcom, Marvell, etc. We are a team of previous Stanford professors, SAIL researchers, Olympiad medalists (IPhO, IOI, etc.), CTOs of Synopsys & GlobalFoundries, Head of Sales & CRO of Cadence, former US Secretary of Defense, National Security Advisor, and Senior Foreign-Policy Advisor to four US presidents. Key Responsibilities Manage customer requests and collaborate with engineering teams to ensure delivery across multiple products and smooth onboarding of products. Drive engineering execution by prioritizing tasks, identifying risks, removing roadblocks, and maintaining clear communication. Work across teams including engineering, sales, procurement, product, and others to drive project success. Support customer communication, providing progress updates, presentations, and handling customer meetings as needed. Execute end-to-end customer demos, PoCs, and presentations spanning tools deployment, software development, stack builds, product delivery, and release management. Required Skill Sets 3-5+ years of experience in a customer facing program/product management/sales Comfortable with EE topicsReally good at context switching (ability to work cross-functionally)Ability to work in fast paced uncertain environments with ambiguous or limited informationBetter to have experience or comfortable with PCB work (Design and/or layout) Bonus Points Have a background in Electrical Engineering or AI. Track record – has creatively and independently done complex enterprise deals. Previous experience in a startup environment or high-growth company.

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