You’re not here to manage tasks. You’re here to build the system behind the system.

Lola Vision Systems (LVS) is developing edge-native AI platforms that enable real-time perception and autonomous decision-making. Our work sits at the intersection of AI, robotics, and embedded systems, where reliability is not optional and complexity is the norm.

We are hiring a Senior Technical Program Manager in Denver, CO or the Washington, DC area to bring execution clarity to that complexity.

This role is not about maintaining process.

It’s about building it.

You will design and operationalize LVS’s SDLC across hardware and software, establish program governance that scales, and create the connective tissue between requirements, development, and real-world deployment.

You’ll work across:

• AI and perception systems

• Robotics orchestration

• Firmware and embedded platforms

• Distributed software environments

And ensure they move together, not apart.

Your impact will include:

• Building a structured, scalable SDLC

• Establishing requirements traceability across the system lifecycle

• Aligning hardware and software delivery rhythms

• Driving integration readiness and validation planning

• Creating visibility from architecture through testing and release

• Enabling predictable pilots and demos

This role requires someone who is both systems-minded and execution-focused. Someone who can introduce discipline without introducing drag.

You’ll thrive here if you:

• Have led complex hardware + software programs end-to-end

• Have built or matured SDLC processes in engineering environments

• Understand embedded systems and AI-driven platforms

• Are comfortable creating structure in early-stage environments

• Can operate between engineers and executives with equal fluency

Bonus points for:

• Robotics or aerospace experience

• SysML or systems modeling exposure

• Experience in high-reliability or pilot-driven environments

• Familiarity with ROS2

If you’re looking for a role where your work directly shapes how complex systems get built, tested, and delivered…