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Principal Product Manager, AI Infrastructure (Storage)

Crusoe

San Francisco, CA · full time · Principal

$285,000 – $335,000

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What this role is

Principal Product Manager role overseeing the long-term architecture and vendor strategy for Crusoe's storage infrastructure that supports massive AI workloads. This is for someone with deep storage expertise and infrastructure leadership experience who can set multi-year technical direction alongside senior engineers.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer science, or related field
  • 8+ years of technical product management or product-minded infrastructure engineering experience at Principal or equivalent scope
  • Storage subject matter expertise with credibility as peer to senior infrastructure engineers
  • Strong technical understanding of cloud storage architectures at hyperscale
  • Experience managing long-term vendor strategy and evaluating storage hardware/software investments
  • Understanding of infrastructure economics including cost per usable TB and capacity efficiency
  • Analytical mindset informed by data for multi-year infrastructure decisions
  • Exceptional communication skills translating technical tradeoffs for leadership

Nice to have

  • Experience with AI/ML infrastructure including training and inference workloads
  • Direct experience with high-performance storage networking such as RDMA or GPUDirect Storage
  • Experience with major cloud provider storage services or cloud-native storage principles at hyperscale
  • Experience managing or mentoring other product managers

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