Senior Research and Development Program Manager
Motorola Solutions
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This role pays less than 63% of similar roles. Most pay $167,712–$213,756 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $180k versus about $191k for comparable roles.
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Motorola Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: MSI) is a leading American technology company providing mission-critical communications, video security, and analytics for public safety and enterprise customers.
Motorola Solutions currently has 154 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $103,150–$133,000 across 120 roles with salary data.
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Research & Development Technical Program Manager The Research & Development Technical Program Manager joins the R&D and engineering teams to drive execution excellence for next-generation products. This foundational role involves leading end-to-end program execution across the full engineering lifecycle, from initial concept and design through implementation, integration, validation, and productization. The individual will manage schedules, milestones, and deliverables while coordinating cross-functional teams including Systems, FPGA, Software, RF, Hardware, and QA. Key responsibilities include identifying technical blockers, tracking risks, and maintaining project documentation in Confluence and JIRA. The role requires expertise in managing complex hardware/software or wireless/networking programs. Candidates should possess technical fluency in wireless systems design, RF engineering, networking, firmware/software integration, or test/validation. This position addresses critical challenges in RF sensing, electronic warfare, and wireless connectivity for applications ranging from battlefield networks to autonomous systems and public safety.
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