Technical Program Manager Jobs in Georgia
Technical Program Manager jobs in Georgia are in high demand, concentrated in aerospace and defense, fintech, logistics technology, and enterprise software, with openings at every level from associate program manager through senior director. Atlanta, Alpharetta, and Savannah are the state's primary hiring hubs, home to major employers such as Delta Air Lines, NCR Voyix, and Lockheed Martin, all of which maintain substantial technical program management teams. The most sought-after specialties in Georgia are cloud infrastructure program management, systems integration, and agile delivery for regulated industries. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Our Flexible Futures Model offers a healthy mix of working in person (currently a minimum of 8-10 days per month) and virtually, strengthening key elements of the Chick-fil-A culture by fostering collaboration and community. Overview:
The Menu Implementation Leader serves as the vital translator between Chick-fil-A’s Menu & Packaging (M&P) team and Customer Technology Solutions (CTS). This leader takes the roadmap of new menu items, campaigns, and initiatives set by M&P and converts it into a sequenced, resourced technology implementation roadmap for CTS. This role owns the orchestration of that roadmap across POS, Digital, and Menu Data systems; runs the governance model—including the Menu Intake Working Group—that ensures requests flow cleanly from Category Lead intake through final delivery; and directs a team of six Area Lead contractors who execute each initiative.
Accountable for the accuracy of the data input into Menu DNA, this leader ensures the successful delivery of the menu experience across every Commerce Technology platform, including POS, Digital, Third-Party Delivery, and Digital Communication Boards. By connecting the business roadmap to a technology delivery plan, governance, and execution into one coherent operating system, this role provides Chick-fil-A’s menu programs with a strategic through-line—one that enables the business to scale menu complexity without losing speed, clarity, or trust. Success is defined by a domain where the business and technology roadmaps stay in lockstep, priorities are clear, capacity tradeoffs are made deliberately, and every launch lands on a foundation the business can count on.
Key Strategic Pillars:
Roadmap Translation & Orchestration: Convert the Menu & Packaging business roadmap into a prioritized & sequenced Commerce Technology implementation plan. Own the "how and when" of technical builds across POS, Digital, and Menu Data systems, ensuring total alignment with the Menu DNA data foundation.
Governance & Operational Flow: Build and run the operating system that turns ideas into shipped menu items. Chair the Menu Intake Working Group (MIWG) to define how work is staged and prioritized, keeping the Category Lead intake experience fast and trustworthy.
Capacity, Team Direction & Delivery: Cultivate a high-performing team of staff and contractors to execute the sequenced roadmap. You are responsible for onboarding, team process development, and resource management to ensure the team is equipped to meet the demands of a fast-moving digital environment. Hold the team accountable for the accuracy of data inputs into Menu DNA and for the successful delivery of the menu experience across POS, Digital, and all Commerce Technology platforms.
Ecosystem Influence & Enablement: Influence peer product owners across D2C, Menu DNA, POS, and other platform teams to prioritize features and enhancements that strengthen the ecosystem's ability to deliver menu updates, then coordinate directly with those teams to land the work.
Cross-Functional Leadership: Serve as the primary technology partner to Menu & Packaging, translating their roadmap into CTS execution. Represent Menu Implementation to CDX, Menu DNA, HSE, CMPT, Brand/Marketing, and the business units.
Responsibilities:Technology Roadmap Creation:
- Translate Menu & Packaging's roadmap of new menu items, campaigns, and initiatives into a prioritized, sequenced Commerce Technology implementation roadmap across POS, Digital, and Menu Data.
- Shape the technical and organizational approach for market level customizations, international expansion, digital-only campaigns, and other initiatives fueled by the business within commerce technology products; partner with Menu DNA leadership to ensure the technology roadmap and the underlying data foundation evolve together.
Governance & Flow:
- Chair the Menu Intake Working Group (MIWG), building and continuously improving the governance model that decides how requests are staged and prioritized.
- Own the Category Lead intake experience end to end, making it fast, transparent, and trustworthy from first submission through Ready for Delivery.
Team Direction & Delivery:
- Directly direct the team of contractors & staff on menu implementation — assigning priorities, holding them accountable for the accuracy and completeness of the data they input into Menu DNA, and coaching performance.
- Own the successful delivery of the menu experience across every Commerce Technology platform — POS, Digital, Third-Party Delivery, and Digital Communication Boards — ensuring each launch reaches restaurants accurately and on time.
Ecosystem Influence & Enablement:
- Influence peer product owners across CDX, Menu DNA, POS, and other platform teams to prioritize features and enhancements that strengthen the ecosystem's ability to deliver menu updates faster and with less manual effort.
- Coordinate directly with those product teams through delivery, ensuring the enhancements land on a timeline that supports the Menu Implementation roadmap.
Cross-Functional Leadership:
- Serve as the primary technology partner to Menu & Packaging, ensuring their roadmap of new items and initiatives is reflected accurately and on time in the Commerce Technology implementation plan.
- 4+ yrs. relevant experience in technical program management, product operations, or menu/data systems
Strategic & Technical Leadership:
Roadmap Translation: Proven ability to convert a business/product roadmap into a sequenced, resourced technology implementation plan, and to rally cross-functional stakeholders around a shared set of priorities.
Governance Design: Experience designing and running intake, prioritization, or governance systems (e.g., working groups, RACI models) for cross-functional technical programs.
Systems Thinking: Ability to reason about menu data architecture at a strategic level and translate Menu & Packaging's business ambition into functional, sequenced technology priorities.
Data Quality Assurance: Ability to establish and enforce accuracy standards for data the team inputs into Menu DNA, catching errors before they reach downstream systems.
Team Leadership & Execution:
Decision-Making: Strong ability to drive teams toward alignment and make sound calls in ambiguous, high-stakes tradeoffs.
Team Direction: Demonstrated ability to lead and develop a contractor team — assigning work, coaching performance, and holding people accountable for outcomes.
Operational Stewardship: A self-starter mindset with a strong sense of ownership over the successful delivery of the menu experience across every Commerce Technology platform, and the Guest and Team Member experience it produces.
Product Influence: Demonstrated ability to influence peer product owners without formal authority, building the case for features and enhancements that strengthen the ecosystem's ability to deliver menu updates.
Communication & Collaboration:
Executive Communication: Strong ability to present roadmap and capacity tradeoffs persuasively to senior, non-technical audiences.
Cross-Functional Influence: Demonstrated ability to collaborate with and influence diverse stakeholders, including Marketing, Menu DNA, CDX, and Operations.
Relational Intelligence: High emotional and relational intelligence to build trust and lead across teams.
Servant Leadership: A commitment to a servant-leader mindset, prioritizing the growth of the Area Lead team and the success of the broader Menu Implementation organization.
Preferred Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities):
- 7-10 years relevant experience, including leading cross-functional governance or intake processes
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Who's Hiring
- Google15

- Amazon4

- ADP2

- Trane Technologies2

- ICF1

Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Retail
- Artificial Intelligence
- E-Commerce & Online Marketplaces
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What Georgia Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in technical program manager jobs across Georgia.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related technical discipline required
- Five or more years managing cross-functional technical programs from initiation through delivery
- PMP or PMI-ACP certification strongly preferred by Georgia defense and enterprise employers
- Demonstrated experience with agile frameworks such as Scrum, SAFe, or Kanban
- Proficiency with program management tools including Jira, Confluence, or Microsoft Project
- Ability to obtain or maintain a U.S. security clearance for Georgia defense contractor roles
Technical Program Manager Jobs in Georgia: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a technical program manager in Georgia?
Most technical program manager roles in Georgia require a bachelor's degree in a technical field such as computer science, systems engineering, or information technology, followed by several years in a hands-on technical role like software engineer or systems analyst. Georgia has no state-issued license for this role, so hiring decisions center on demonstrated delivery experience, proficiency with agile methodologies, and certifications such as the PMP from the Project Management Institute. Defense-sector roles in metro Atlanta and Marietta may additionally require eligibility for a federal security clearance.
How much do technical program managers make in Georgia?
Technical program managers in Georgia earn a median of about $173,940 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $119,110 for the lowest 10% to over $279,640 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire technical program managers in Georgia?
Employers hiring technical program managers in Georgia right now include Google, Amazon, and ADP, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Georgia's concentration of aerospace, fintech, and logistics technology firms creates especially steady demand for program managers who can coordinate complex, multi-team technical programs.
Which Georgia cities have the most technical program manager jobs?
Atlanta, Augusta, and Alpharetta account for the largest share of technical program manager openings in Georgia. Atlanta drives the majority of postings through its dense cluster of Fortune 500 headquarters, major fintech firms, and enterprise technology companies, while Alpharetta functions as a significant secondary market because of its high concentration of software and cybersecurity company campuses, and Savannah's port-driven logistics technology sector supports additional openings.
Are there remote technical program manager jobs in Georgia?
Yes, and more than most fields. About 64% of technical program manager openings tied to Georgia are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how much of the work centers on coordination, documentation, and stakeholder communication rather than physical presence. Program managers overseeing cloud, SaaS, or enterprise software programs tend to have the most remote flexibility, while those supporting hardware, defense, or on-site infrastructure programs are more likely to require regular in-person presence.
How can I get hired as a technical program manager in Georgia with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving laterally from a technical role such as software engineer, business analyst, or QA lead into a junior or associate program manager position. Large Georgia employers including Delta Air Lines, NCR Voyix, and the major defense contractors around Marietta and Smyrna periodically hire associate program managers or rotational operations analysts who demonstrate technical fluency and basic project coordination skills. Earning a CAPM or completing a Google Project Management Certificate before applying gives candidates a clear credential edge, and contributing to an internal process improvement project is one of the most common ways Georgia employers identify first-time program managers from within.
Where can I find and apply to technical program manager jobs in Georgia?
You can find and apply to technical program manager jobs in Georgia on Migrate Mate, which lists current Georgia openings across Atlanta, Alpharetta, Savannah, and other markets. Find roles that fit your experience and apply directly from the listing.
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