Toolchain Technical Program Manager, Cross-Platform Swift

Requirements 5+ years of experience in technical program management, developer relations, developer-facing product work, or a comparable blend of these. Non-traditional backgrounds welcome; we care about what you've shipped, not where your career started

• Technical fluency. You don't need to be a compiler expert, but you can follow a conversation about debug info, runtime components, and toolchain architecture and ask the right questions
• Organizational follow-through. You can wrangle a large backlog into something structured and trackable. Things don't fall through cracks on your watch
• Initiative on partnerships. You have a track record of spotting opportunities and acting on them without being asked
• You thrive in a high-trust, high-ambiguity environment: you seek feedback, but you don't need hand-holding
• (Desirable) Evangelism that's intrinsic. This role builds cross-platform Swift's public presence from scratch. You write blog posts and build demos because you find real value in getting the right ideas in front of the right people
• (Desirable) Direct experience navigating large platform vendor relationships
• (Desirable) Experience with compiler toolchains, language runtimes, or low-level systems work
• (Desirable) Open-source community leadership: maintaining projects, building contributor communities, running events

What the job involves As a Technical Program Manager on the Toolchain team, your first priority is keeping Dia moving

• You'll make sure the cross-platform Swift infrastructure stays ahead of what Dia needs
• You'll also own the Apple relationship, run Swift core team meetings, and grow the platform's reach
• More companies building on it means more contributions flowing back and a stronger foundation for everything we ship
• Externally, you're the person developers and partners reach out to when they want to build with Swift beyond Apple platforms
• Internally, you turn a large backlog and a brilliant technical vision into shipped outcomes on a predictable cadence
• You'll report to the CTO and work directly with the technical lead who's driven this work for many years
• Own the operational cadence for the Toolchain team. Work with the technical lead to shape a rich pipeline of ideas into concrete plans on 2-3 month horizons
• Stand up the right rituals and tracking so the team ships predictably without bureaucratic drag
• Be the connective tissue between Toolchain and the Dia on Windows team. When Dia needs a compiler fix, a runtime improvement, or a new capability, you make sure it doesn't stall
• Run Swift core team meetings. Keep them focused and drive follow-ups
• Route issues directly to the right Apple engineers, skipping management layers when possible
• Manage quarterly Apple syncs with structure and continuity
• Be the front door for Swift adoption outside Apple platforms. Onboard companies, field questions, and build relationships that go somewhere
• Spot partnership and adoption moments and act on them fast. Deepen existing relationships and cultivate new ones. Every company building on cross-platform Swift is a potential contributor back to the infrastructure Dia depends on
• Build demos, write blog posts, run events. Make cross-platform Swift tangible: real working things people can try, not marketing slides
• Show up where developers are stuck. Find what's painful for the community and help fix it

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