Product Manager, Compute Platform

Responsibilities:- Deeply understand the needs of internal customers across Research, Infrastructure, Product, and Financefrom researchers who need guaranteed resources for multi-week training runs to platform teams managing inference workloads with strict latency SLAs.- Define and iterate on the semantic layer for job scheduling: the abstractions, priority tiers, resource classes, and preemption policies that govern how work flows through our compute clusters.- Partnering with engineering leads to design scheduling capabilities that maximize cluster utilization while honoring resource guaranteesensuring jobs have the right prerequisites (data, checkpoints, hardware affinity) validated before launch to avoid wasted compute.- Drive product strategy and roadmap for compute capacity management, including quota systems, fairness policies, bin-packing optimizations, and gang-scheduling for distributed workloads.- Own the trade-off framework between utilization efficiency, job latency, cost, and reliabilitymaking transparent prioritization decisions and communicating them clearly to senior leadership.- Collaborate with the Capacity Strategy and Operations team on capacity planning models, demand forecasting, and cost-to-serve analytics that inform infrastructure investment decisions.- Build and champion observability tools and dashboards that provide real-time visibility into cluster health, queue depth, scheduling efficiency, and resource waste. You may be a good fit if you have:- 7+ years of product management experience, with deep exposure to compute infrastructure, distributed systems, or scheduling/orchestration platforms- Experience taking technical infrastructure products from infancy to scaleyouve built something from the ground up and grown it to serve demanding internal or external customers- Track record of building platform products that balance the needs of multiple users and stakeholdersyoure comfortable making prioritization trade-offs between utilization, latency, cost, and fairness, and communicating them clearly- Ability to internalize complex technical systems (job schedulers, cluster managers, resource orchestrators) and translate that understanding into a comprehensive product vision- Fluent across functionsyoure equally credible discussing scheduling algorithms with engineers, capacity economics with finance, and infrastructure strategy with leadership- Strong instinct for connecting technical decisions to business outcomes: every percentage point of cluster utilization has measurable impact- Scrappy and resourcefulyou do what it takes to get things done in a fast-moving environment Strong candidates may have:- Built or scaled job scheduling, resource orchestration, or workload management systems for large-scale compute clusters (e.g., Kubernetes, Slurm, Borg, YARN, or custom schedulers).- Deep familiarity with GPU/accelerator scheduling challenges, including gang-scheduling, topology-aware placement, preemption, and hardware affinity constraints.- Experience defining and enforcing SLAs and resource guarantees for compute workloadsincluding mechanisms to validate job prerequisites (data readiness, checkpoint availability, hardware compatibility) before scheduling to avoid wasted resources.- Capacity planning experience across cloud and on-premises infrastructure, including cost modeling, demand forecasting, and vendor management for compute procurement.- Scaled through hypergrowth in compute-intensive environments (AI/ML, HPC, large-scale cloud infrastructure).- Experience with observability and efficiency tooling for distributed infrastructurebuilding dashboards, automation, and governance workflows that drive utilization and cost accountability.The annual compensation range for this role is listed below.For sales roles, the range provided is the roles On Target Earnings (

Created: 2026-03-07