Senior Product Manager, OrchestrationActive$170K–$205K

The opportunity

As a Senior Product Manager for Orchestration, you will own major product areas within Crusoe’s Managed Orchestration portfolio.

What you'll do

  • Own Major Orchestration Product Areas: Take end-to-end ownership of substantial product surfaces, including their roadmap, outcomes, priorities, quality, and continued improvement.

  • Develop Durable Technical Product Designs: Turn complex infrastructure problems into clear requirements and coherent system behavior, including APIs, lifecycle states, failure handling, upgrades, and customer controls.

  • Partner Closely With Engineering: Work directly with engineers throughout discovery, design, implementation, and validation to resolve ambiguity and shape high-quality solutions.

  • Establish a High Product-Quality Bar: Pressure-test designs, evaluate working software, examine edge cases and failure modes, and ensure the product is ready before broad customer release.

  • Understand Customers and Operators: Work with customers and internal teams to identify underlying problems and translate them into broadly useful, technically sound product improvements.

  • Make Disciplined Product Investments: Prioritize work based on customer value, reliability, differentiation, engineering cost, and operational burden, then measure whether those investments delivered the intended results.

What they're looking for

  • Coordinate Across the Cloud Platform: Establish clear interfaces and responsibilities across infrastructure, networking, storage, identity, observability, capacity, and workload teams.
  • Communicate Clearly: Produce precise requirements and decision documents, and explain technical trade-offs and business implications to diverse stakeholders.
  • AI and Machine Learning Infrastructure: You understand how training, fine-tuning, inference, checkpointing, and GPU-intensive workloads interact with orchestration systems.
  • Strong Technical Fluency: Significant experience with Kubernetes, cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, workload orchestration, or related technologies.