TPM Manager, Infrastructure
Leads infrastructure technical program management across datacenter operations, multi-cloud compute, capacity planning, migrations, and production systems while building and managing a TPM organization. Requires 10+ years of TPM experience, including 7+ years managing TPMs and experience scaling infrastructure programs.
About the job
Responsibilities
- Own and drive 2–3 high-priority infrastructure programs, including datacenter bring-up, capacity scaling, infrastructure migrations, and cross-team reliability initiatives.
- Build program-management processes and playbooks through hands-on execution.
- Coach and develop TPMs, transition programs to the team as it grows, and define roles, source candidates, and close hires.
- Partner with engineering leaders to prioritize TPM support and make staffing tradeoffs.
- Maintain portfolio-level visibility into program status, risks, dependencies, and blockers.
- Represent the TPM team in planning cycles and leadership reviews.
- Coordinate infrastructure programs across Research, Product, Security, Finance, and Legal.
- Align programs spanning hardware and software infrastructure, including capacity planning, training schedules, accelerator kernels, and serving systems.
- Own executive communication regarding program status, risks, and resource needs.
Requirements
- 10+ years of technical program management experience.
- 7+ years directly managing TPMs; experience leading larger TPM organizations is preferred.
- Experience building a team or function from scratch.
- Experience scaling TPM teams in rapidly growing, fast-moving environments.
- Experience across physical and software infrastructure, including datacenters, networking, hardware operations, distributed systems, cloud platforms, or developer tooling.
- Experience leading large-scale compute or infrastructure programs, such as capacity planning, cluster deployments, datacenter build-outs, or cloud migrations.
- Ability to communicate complex programs clearly to senior leadership.
- Ability to balance hands-on program execution with people management.
- Ability to make staffing and prioritization decisions under uncertainty.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
Compensation
- Annual salary: $365,000–$565,000 USD.
Skills
Technical Program Management, Datacenters, Capacity Planning, AWS, GCP, Microsoft Azure, Networking, Distributed Systems, Cloud Platforms, Developer Tooling, Cluster Deployments, Cloud Migrations, Executive Communication, People Management, Reliability Engineering
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