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Senior Staff Technical Program Manager, NPI

Crusoe

San Francisco, CA · Senior

$230,000 – $280,000

Listed on Crusoe’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Crusoe seeks a highly experienced technical program manager to own the end-to-end introduction of NVIDIA's next-generation Vera Rubin GPU across their infrastructure stack. This role demands someone who has shaped NPI programs at hyperscale, understands GPU architecture at the generation level, and can drive cross-organizational alignment on a complex program running parallel to active production deployments.

Our summary, not Crusoe’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 12+ years as Technical Program Manager owning NPI programs end-to-end at a hyperscaler or AI infrastructure company
  • Generation-level GPU architecture fluency including networking topology and storage implications
  • Deep software/firmware lifecycle knowledge including BIOS, BMC, GPU firmware, and driver stacks
  • Direct hardware partner engagement with NVIDIA or OEMs on certification and validation timelines
  • Portfolio-level ownership managing compounding dependencies across parallel NPI and production programs
  • Track record of defining NPI engagement models from scratch, not just operating within existing frameworks
  • Cross-organizational alignment capability at VP/SVP level without formal authority
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication for executive stakeholders

Nice to have

  • Direct Vera Rubin program experience from a hyperscaler with earlier hardware access
  • Experience defining or substantially redesigning an NPI commissioning gate framework (G0–G6 or equivalent)
  • Exposure to generation-level architectural transitions affecting both IaaS and Managed Services simultaneously
  • Experience coaching or developing Staff-level TPMs in technical depth and program execution

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