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The Principal Technical Program Manager joins Oracle Health to establish and lead the Product Authorization Team responsible for FedRAMP assessment readiness, authorization strategy, and continuous security assurance for cloud service offerings. This role involves creating operating models that translate federal security requirements into sustainable engineering practices, evidence-based outcomes, and executive decisions. You will manage multi-year certification roadmaps, define governance cadences, and partner with architecture teams to evaluate data flows, encryption, and identity management. The position requires expertise in NIST SP 800-53, FIPS 199, and infrastructure as code while utilizing tools like GRC platforms and CI/CD controls. You will bridge the gap between technical engineering and federal compliance, ensuring cloud products meet rigorous security standards through automated evidence collection, risk management, and continuous monitoring to solve complex authorization challenges for government-facing cloud services.
What does a Technical Program Manager earn?
Median $190350 from 179 postings across 31 companies.
Establish and lead the Product Authorization Team to manage FedRAMP assessment readiness and authorization strategies.
Develop a multi-year roadmap for FedRAMP certification including scope, sequencing, and transition to continuous assurance.
Create an operating model to translate federal security requirements into measurable engineering practices and evidence.
Partner with architecture teams to evaluate service boundaries, data flows, and technical control implementations.
Design automated, reusable evidence patterns using infrastructure as code and security telemetry.
Manage relationships with 3PAOs, federal agencies, and stakeholders to resolve issues regarding scope and findings.
Drive the remediation of material risks through root-cause analysis and documented risk acceptance.
Create executive dashboards to communicate authorization readiness, critical dependencies, and security posture.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, Cybersecurity, or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
Seven or more years of experience in technical program management, security program leadership, cloud delivery, compliance engineering, or a related technology field.
Demonstrated experience leading an end-to-end FedRAMP certification, federal Authority to Operate, or comparable complex regulated cloud-assurance programs.
Deep working knowledge of FedRAMP processes, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, FIPS 199, and federal risk management.
Strong technical understanding of SaaS and IaaS architecture including identity management, encryption, network segmentation, and supply-chain dependencies.
Experience assessing technical evidence and communicating complex security requirements to engineering teams.
Proven ability to influence senior leaders and resolve competing priorities without direct organizational authority.
Relevant certifications such as CISSP, CCSP, CISM, CRISC, PMP, or a cloud security certification (preferred).