Technical Program Manager (TPM), InfrastructureActive

The opportunity

Our mission is to automate coding. The first step in our journey is to build the best tool for professional programmers, using a combination of inventive research, design, and engineering.

What you'll do

  • Own COGs and R&D attribution programs. Stand up cost attribution across: inference, compute, and infrastructure workloads. Partner with Finance and Data to connect spend to products, features, and business metrics. Make cost data actionable for engineering and executive decision-making.

  • Drive GPU and infrastructure resource allocation. Build frameworks for: capacity planning and allocation across 1P models, 3P inference, and experimentation. Run recurring reviews with ML and Infra leadership. Translate business priorities into concrete allocation plans.

  • Manage technical programs with infrastructure teams. Scope and drive programs: in cost optimization, capacity planning, reliability, and migration. Own the operating rhythm for each program alongside a designated sponsor: track progress, escalate blockers, ensure outcomes.

  • Partner strategically with engineering leaders. Serve as a thought partner on: resource tradeoffs, investment prioritization, and operational improvements across ML, Infrastructure, and Finance. Synthesize complex technical and financial information into clear recommendations.

  • Roll up your sleeves. Dig into dashboards, data, and systems. Write the doc,: build the model, run the analysis, and get stuff done.

What they're looking for

  • + years in Technical Program Management or similar roles in highly technical environments.
  • Experience with cloud infrastructure costs, GPU/compute capacity planning, or COGs/R&D attribution .
  • Strong analytical skills; comfortable with cost data, utilization metrics, and financial models.
  • Proven ability to drive cross-functional programs across Engineering, ML, and: Finance without direct authority.
  • Bias toward action and outcomes over process and ceremony.