Technical Program Manager, Compute Infrastructure

In this role, you will:

• Lead end-to-end delivery of both New Compute SKUs and large-scale GPU clusters across an external partner ecosystem while supporting capacity planning for training and inference.
• Ability to contextually drive multi-threaded bring-up programs spanning hardware, networking, power, and cooling—owning plans, dependencies, and critical paths.
• Interface with chip providers to derisk long-term onboarding to new hardware platforms by working across kernels, comms, hardware, and scheduling engineering teams.
• Build and operationalize program mechanisms (roadmaps, milestones, risk registers, runbooks) that make delivery predictable at massive scale.
• Partner with engineering to improve cluster turn-up reliability, repeatability, and automation, reducing time-to-serve for new capacity.
• Coordinate cross-functional readiness (security, finance, operations, product/research stakeholders) to ship production-ready compute.
• Manage integration and handoffs across teams and partners—ensuring consistent execution, clear communication, and fast issue resolution.
• Identify bottlenecks and systemic gaps, then drive durable fixes across tooling, process, and partner interfaces.
• Provide crisp executive visibility on progress, tradeoffs, and risks across a large portfolio of concurrent programs.

You might thrive in this role if you:

• Possess a degree in a hard science, or have a demonstrated track record of engineering expertise.
• Have 5+ years of experience in program management for major projects including capital projects or hyperscaler infrastructure deployment.
• Demonstrate the ability to serve as the go-to person solely responsible for driving and delivering complex projects.
• Are comfortable managing cross-functional and cross-company teams; experience driving information and decision hygiene.
• Have an extensive track record of successfully delivering high-profile, technical projects against tight deadlines.
• Are technically adept and have effectively partnered with engineering or fundamental research teams of the highest caliber.
• Have experience interfacing with and leading external vendors including engineering firms, equipment suppliers, and/or construction firms.
• Have expertise in designing and implementing simple, scalable processes that solve complex problems.
• Have experience managing complicated dependencies such as logistics and/or supply chains.
• Are relentlessly resourceful and thrive in ambiguous, fast-paced environments.
• Are interested in and thoughtful about the impacts of AGI.