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Staff Product Manager, AI Infrastructure (Storage)

Crusoe

San Francisco, CA · Lead / Staff / Principal

$215,000 – $260,000

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What this role is

Crusoe is seeking a Staff Product Manager to own the storage product roadmap for their AI infrastructure platform, managing block, file, and object storage solutions that support demanding machine learning workloads. This role combines customer discovery, technical strategy, and cross-functional leadership to shape how the company's storage offering competes in the rapidly growing AI compute market.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, computer science, or related field
  • 5+ years of technical product management or product-minded engineering experience at Staff or Group PM scope
  • Strong customer orientation with ability to translate feedback into product decisions
  • In-depth understanding of cloud technologies (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
  • Experience building and launching storage products (block volumes, file systems, or object storage)
  • Ability to define and scope ambiguous cross-functional initiatives with minimal guidance
  • Analytical mindset and data-driven decision making
  • Exceptional communication and ability to influence stakeholders across engineering, finance, and executive teams
  • Direct technical experience with storage hardware, protocols, or file systems

Nice to have

  • Familiarity with object storage access patterns and multi-tenant permissions
  • Familiarity with backup, replication, and disaster recovery product design
  • Familiarity with cloud storage economics and tiering strategy (hot, warm, cold tiers)
  • Experience managing or mentoring other product managers

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