Sr. Technical Program Manager at Clearwater Analytics, Office - Boise

Sr. Technical Program Manager at Clearwater Analytics in Office - Boise. Full-time. Est. up to $200k. Apply with swipeandhired.

Clearwater Analytics is looking for a Vice President, Technical Program Manager to operate at the organizational level — partnering across product and engineering teams, including OEMS, PMS, and UI/UX, among others, to bring structure, velocity, and clarity to complex, multi-stakeholder programs. This is a high-visibility role at the intersection of technology and product, designed for someone who can hold the big picture while keeping the details from falling through the cracks.

We are looking for a program leader, not a process follower. While we deeply respect the discipline of agile delivery, this role goes well beyond sprint ceremonies and status updates. You will be expected to build programs from the ground up — defining charters, aligning stakeholders, managing risk, and driving outcomes across the organization. Think of this less as running meetings and more as running programs: you own the outcome, you set the standard, and you bring people along with you.
If your superpower is ownership, your instinct is to run toward complexity, and you lead with integrity and a genuine service mindset — this role was built for you.

What You’ll Do

What You’ll Bring
Program & Delivery Expertise

Technical Fluency

Collaboration & Communication

Nice to Have

Who You Are
You thrive in ambiguity and build the structure others need. You ask the hard questions early, escalate with context (not just problems), and know the difference between coordinating work and owning it.
You lead with integrity. You show up for your team and your stakeholders with honesty, consistency, and a genuine desire to help them succeed — not just to check a box. You understand that trust is built through follow-through, and you take that seriously.
You are a team player in the truest sense — collaborative within your TPM team and a reliable partner to every stakeholder you work with. You bring people along rather than steamrolling, and you know that the best program outcomes happen when everyone feels heard and aligned.
You’ve operated in fast-moving environments where the org chart doesn’t tell the whole story — and you’ve figured out how to get things done anyway.