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Senior Technical Program Manager, Developer Productivity

Lyft Indexed employerNew York, NY · New York, New York, United States · San Francisco, California, United States
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Published

Aug 11, 2026

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The role

At Lyft, our purpose is to serve and connect. We aim to achieve this by cultivating a work environment where all team members belong and have the opportunity to thrive.

Lyft Infrastructure builds the systems to ship stable, scalable, and efficient services. We're hiring a Senior Technical Program Manager to lead our AI transformation in developer productivity: rethinking how engineers at Lyft work with AI, from tooling and agentic workflows to the platforms that make them possible. This role blends program delivery with product sense: you'll own the roadmap for your area, set priorities, and act as the voice of the customer.

Responsibilities:

• Lead Lyft's AI transformation in developer productivity: shape the strategy for how AI enhances engineering workflows, from adoption of tools like Cursor, Copilot, and Claude Code to building AI-native workflows and agentic tooling for engineers

• Own the roadmap: sequence the work, make the prioritization calls, and define what success looks like for AI-driven engineering productivity at Lyft

• Partner with engineering teams to build AI-native workflows that solve real developer pain, not just deploy tools for the sake of it

• Run programs end to end, from kickoff through delivery, coordinating across infrastructure, developer platforms, and engineering leadership

• Be the voice of the customer: partner with engineering teams across Lyft, surface their pain points, and feed that back into priorities and roadmaps

• Define success metrics and adoption goals, gather and document customer requirements, and make sure what ships actually solves the problem

• Partner with engineering and infrastructure leads to build plans, call out risks early, and keep stakeholders aligned

• Own program health: track milestones, surface blockers before they slip, and keep decision-makers in the loop

• Use your technical background to ask sharp questions and buil

Requirements

Department: Infrastructure