Job Opportunities API

The Public Ledger of Openings

← Back to the ledger

Senior Technical Program Manager, Security

Aledade
CompanyAledade
CategorySecurity
LocationWashington DC
RemoteRemote
EmploymentFull-time
LevelSenior
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted29 May 2026
Last verified30 Jul 2026
SourceEmployer career page (lever)
Applications are handled by the employer, not by us.Apply on the employer's site →
Description
Aledade exists to help independent primary care practices survive and thrive — and to bend the healthcare cost curve by reducing the most suffering and saving the most lives. That mission runs on trust: trust that patient data is protected, that financial controls hold, that the systems clinicians and patients depend on are secure and reliable. This role exists to scale that trust through security as a foundation, not the friction. As Sr Security TPM, you bring vision and depth across multiple disciplines: the controls and compliance frameworks that are non-negotiable in healthcare and financial operations, the engineering instincts that come from understanding how engineering teams actually work — their cycles, their constraints, their craft — and knowing how to weave security into that fabric as a native discipline, not an outside requirement, and the program leadership to make it all move at the speed the technology landscape demands. You understand where a security program is, what it needs to become, and how to build the structures that get it there — durably, extensibly, and without creating hurdles or stovepipes along the way. You see security as infrastructure. You engineer the highways — not the roadblocks — so that the compliance requirements, control frameworks, and engineering practices that protect Aledade’s patients, practices, and people aren’t obstacles to work around. They’re already built into how work gets done, smoothing the way for the trust this mission depends on.
HOUSE AD986,449 openings. Erioun finds yours.Scored against your own profile, every hour.Try the radar →