Senior Technical Program Manager
Oracle
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This role pays more than 51% of similar roles. Most pay $174,950–$220,237 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $195k versus about $198k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Affirm is a buy-now, pay-later (BNPL) financial technology company that offers point-of-sale installment loans to consumers, allowing them to split purchases into fixed monthly payments with transparent terms. Industry: Financial Technology & Consumer Lending
Affirm currently has 60 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $195,000–$255,000 across 60 roles with salary data.
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The Senior Technical Program Manager joins the Technical Program Management team to oversee high-visibility planning programs and streamline processes for delivering merchant and customer products. This role involves driving complex, multi-disciplinary transformation and operational programs while coordinating with cross-functional teams including engineering, product, analytics, and design. The successful candidate will implement lean processes, establish data-driven operational frameworks to track performance against OKRs, develop communication strategies, and manage dependencies to resolve systemic inefficiencies. Key requirements include a technical background in software development processes, experience in change management within technology environments, and strong stakeholder management skills. The role addresses the challenge of scaling business and technology process management as product complexity increases. Preferred domain expertise includes experience in FinTech, Payments, or Commerce to support the delivery of honest financial products.
What does a Technical Program Manager earn in Remote?
Median $210285 from 30 postings across 17 companies.
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