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Technical Program Manager (Shenzhen)

remotestar teamCambourne, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irelandfull time
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Job Description:Role: Technical Program Manager (TPM) – Camera & Smart DevicesLocation: Shenzhen, ChinaReporting to: CTO / Head of Product (India)

About Client:Our client is one of India’s leading smart device brands spanning Home Security, Auto Security (India’s #1 dashcam brand), and emerging Smart Appliances. They design products end-to-end with strong in-house firmware, cloud, app, and AI capabilities, partnering with best-in-class ODMs in China for hardware execution.
About Role:To act as our client’s on-ground technical owner in China, driving ODM-led product development, improving NPI predictability, and tracking component and technology trends ahead of the curve.Key Responsibilities:
  • Own end-to-end execution of camera product programs (EVT → DVT → PVT → MP)
  • Act as technical interface between our client and ODMs, SoC vendors, module suppliers
  • Drive issue resolution across hardware, firmware, optics, RF, power, and Wi-Fi performance
  • Track trends in sensors, ISP , connectivity (Wi-Fi / 4G), and cost-down opportunities
  • Support manufacturing readiness, quality, and cost control

Target Candidate Profile:
  • 8–15 years of experience in camera / IoT / smart hardware development
  • Mandatory hands-on experience in Wi-Fi camera products** (home security cameras, doorbells, PTZ cameras)
  • Strong ODM-facing experience in Shenzhen / Dongguan
  • Background in Tuya ecosystem, Imou, Ezviz, Dahua, Hikvision, Xiaomi, TP-Link, or similar
  • Deep understanding of sensors, optics, ISP , Wi-Fi stack, and camera SoCs
  • Fluent in Mandarin and English

What This Role Is Not:
  • This is not a sourcing-only, QA-only, or junior coordination role. This is a senior execution and ownership role.

Success Metrics (12–18 Months)
  • 20–30% improvement in NPI predictability
  • Fewer late-stage design changes
  • Improved camera performance and Wi-Fi reliability consistency
  • Stronger ODM accountability