Top Program Manager Jobs in Sydney

Own regional data center vendor strategy and end-to-end colocation deals, including planning, RFPs, commercial negotiations, execution, vendor relationship management, QBRs, budgeting, spend review, and invoice approval. The role coordinates with legal, operations, capacity planning, network strategy, and security teams across multiple geographies to expand and optimize Cloudflare’s data center footprint.

Lead the mobilisation, implementation, and delivery of a large-scale, multi-site service program. Responsibilities include program governance, workforce readiness, stakeholder engagement, contract management, operational performance, continuous improvement, and leading multidisciplinary teams across community, health, disability, early childhood, or social service environments.

Lead the launch and growth of a creator loyalty and user-generated content program across Australia and New Zealand. Build and manage a creator community platform, oversee onboarding, content planning, briefs, seeding, engagement, reporting, and optimization, and collaborate with clients, product teams, agency stakeholders, technology partners, and creators to drive advocacy and measurable business outcomes.

Lead engagement and operational readiness for a major technology modernisation program. Manage change and readiness plans, stakeholder relationships, interdependencies, benefits realisation, vendor activities, risks, and transition into business-as-usual operations. Lead change specialists and collaborate with technology and application migration program managers across complex delivery environments.

Lead complex technical programs for forward-deployed engineering engagements, taking Snowflake-based data and AI solutions from engineering readiness through integration, production cutover, and operational handoff. Manage dependencies, technical risks, estimates, product gaps, scope changes, and stakeholder reporting across customer and Snowflake engineering teams. The role also helps establish the ANZ technical program management practice and improves delivery through AI-assisted workflows.

Own network capacity planning and end-to-end network installation programs for new data centers and AI clusters. Coordinate engineering, construction, facilities, procurement, finance, supply chain, suppliers, carriers, and installation partners. Manage schedules, dependencies, equipment orders, logistics, cabling, network bring-up, risks, and operational handover. Report capacity and program status to executives while improving delivery processes through data, tooling, and automation.

Manage end-to-end technical programs spanning product development and client implementations. Build roadmaps, establish delivery processes, coordinate cross-functional teams, align technical and non-technical stakeholders, manage scope changes, and support transitions from development through production and customer launch. The role requires operating across multiple initiatives, managing client expectations, and working within regulatory frameworks in a dynamic startup environment.

Leads cross-functional technical programs from planning through deployment, coordinating Engineering, Product, Architecture, Security, Cloud Operations, and executive stakeholders. Responsibilities include managing schedules, risks, dependencies, resources, releases, communications, and delivery quality. The role drives process improvements, stakeholder alignment, predictable software delivery, and successful customer outcomes in an agile environment.

Leads complex supply chain operational excellence and transformation programs across CHEP Australia’s national network. Responsibilities include Lean and Six Sigma initiatives, continuous improvement, process standardization, project governance, stakeholder management, data-driven problem solving, coaching operational teams, and delivering measurable gains in safety, customer outcomes, productivity, efficiency, sustainability, and cost reduction.

Own and mature the enterprise Business Continuity Management System across Australia and Asia. Lead business impact analyses, establish recovery objectives, coordinate continuity plans, deliver training, run exercises and simulations, and maintain audit and certification readiness. The role also supports customer and regulator reviews, tracks contractual continuity commitments, and advises senior leadership on operational resilience across critical infrastructure environments.

Own provider relationships and execution: onboard providers/sites, manage capacity rollouts, remediate hardware/network issues, act as incident commander for provider-side incidents, maintain program plans and milestones, enforce provider commitments, coordinate internal teams, and create playbooks and standards to scale provider onboarding.