Technical Program Manager, Microsoft Windows

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Work type: On-site
Location: Bellevue, WA
Salary: $187,120–$280,680 / yr
Posted: 3 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Closes: Oct 23, 2027
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) is a semiconductor company that develops high-performance processors, graphics cards, and adaptive computing solutions for gaming, data centers, and embedded markets. Industry: Semiconductors

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TL;DR · Technical Program Manager, Microsoft Windows

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The Technical Program Manager, Microsoft Windows will drive Microsoft Windows initiatives across AMD products by working closely with engineering teams throughout the product development lifecycle. The role involves translating new Windows features into coordinated development efforts across hardware, drivers, operating systems, validation, and software integration. Key responsibilities include leading the definition and delivery of feature requests, tracking project priorities and risks, and coordinating cross-functional activities from initial requirements through integration. The successful candidate must possess a strong understanding of operating systems and hardware/software integration, with familiarity in CPU, GPU, platform, and device driver technologies. This position solves the technical challenge of ensuring Windows releases fully leverage AMD silicon and platform capabilities to optimize user experiences, improve battery life, and enable new technologies across graphics, chipset, and media products.

What does a Technical Program Manager earn in Washington?

Median $174950 from 60 postings across 12 companies.

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Skills

Microsoft Windows CPU GPU APU Operating Systems Hardware/Software Integration Software Development Validation Product Development Lifecycle Platform Engineering Graphics Chipset Media Technical Requirements

What you'll do

Drive technical engagements with Microsoft Windows feature teams for AMD CPU, APU, and GPU products.
Provide Microsoft engineering teams with necessary AMD product and technical information for informed decision-making.
Partner with AMD platform engineering teams to ensure Windows releases optimize AMD silicon and platform capabilities.
Lead the definition, development, and delivery of new Windows feature requests with Microsoft and AMD engineering.
Coordinate cross-functional engineering activities from initial requirements through development, validation, and integration.
Track project priorities, dependencies, risks, and deliverables to move multiple technical initiatives forward.
Support engineering teams in technical investigations and problem resolution as needed.
Collaborate across technology areas spanning graphics, chipset, media, and platform products.

What we're looking for

Experience in technical program, project, or product management within a software engineering environment (preferred).
Experience working with Microsoft Windows client technologies and feature teams (preferred).
Strong understanding of operating systems and hardware/software integration (preferred).
Experience coordinating software development and validation activities across multiple engineering teams (preferred).
Ability to translate technical requirements and specifications into clear project plans, priorities, and deliverables (preferred).
Familiarity with CPU, GPU, platform, and device driver technologies (preferred).
Experience managing multiple technical initiatives, dependencies, and stakeholders simultaneously (preferred).
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical discipline or equivalent practical experience (preferred).