Senior Program Manager/Technical Program Manager (Engineering/Product)

About Paxos Paxos builds the regulated infrastructure powering the digital economy. Our technology and licenses enable the world's leading companies to issue and move tokenized money and assets, safely, instantly, and globally. From powering PayPal USD to building the Global Dollar Network, we're setting the standard for trustworthy digital finance.The OpportunityWe're hiring a Program Manager/Technical Program Manager to work directly with the Head of Engineering Operations & Delivery to make the engineering and product organization faster, sharper, and more effective.As a Program Manager (PgM) or Technical Program Manager (TPM) at Paxos, you will sit at the intersection of traditional finance and the frontier of blockchain technology. You won't just be managing schedules; you’ll be the primary driver of execution for regulated infrastructure that moves trillions of dollars in assets. In this role, you will navigate complex dependencies across engineering, product, and other functional teams to ensure the seamless delivery of products across the Paxos portfolio. We are looking for a high-agency leader who thrives in ambiguity, possesses deep technical intuition, and is obsessed with building the financial plumbing of the future.You'll be an AI-native in how you work. When you see a manual process, your instinct is to build a system. When you're synthesizing information across teams, you'll use AI to do it in hours instead of days. You'll bring this disposition to everything: evaluating requirements, running strategic initiatives, improving operating rhythms, and helping leadership make better decisions faster.1. Regulated Product Lifecycle & CompliancePaxos operates in a uniquely high-stakes environment where "moving fast" must be balanced with "moving correctly." As a PgM/TPM, a significant portion of your focus will be ensuring that technical roadmaps align with stringent regulatory requirements. You will bridge the gap between engineering velocity and the rigoro