
Technical Product Manager - AI Compute Platform
Nebius
Technical Product Manager - AI Compute Platform
Nebius is hiring multiple Technical Product Managers for its AI Compute Platform, owning a slice of the platform end-to-end from strategy and roadmap through delivery and adoption. The role requires 6+ years in product management or infrastructure roles with strong cloud, GPU, or HPC depth, and the ability to engage engineering leaders as a technical peer.
Technical Product Manager - AI Compute Platform
Nebius is hiring multiple Technical Product Managers for its AI Compute Platform, owning a slice of the platform end-to-end from strategy and roadmap through delivery and adoption. The role requires 6+ years in product management or infrastructure roles with strong cloud, GPU, or HPC depth, and the ability to engage engineering leaders as a technical peer.
Salary
Core Qualifications
Technical (Must-have)
Soft Skills
Preferred Qualifications
Technical (Nice-to-have)
Key Responsibilities
- Own end-to-end product responsibility for your area — strategy, roadmap, discovery, delivery, adoption, measurable customer and platform outcomes.
- Design and own the platform contracts customers depend on — APIs, semantics, system events, customer-facing surfaces, operational behavior — at hyperscaler quality.
- Drive cross-team execution across platform engineering, networking, storage, Soperator/MK8S, observability, IAM, billing, capacity planning, support, and product design.
- Turn customer pain into product commitments through structured discovery — interviews, usage analytics, support patterns, incident postmortems.
- Engage engineering as a technical peer — debate API design, reason about system trade-offs, judge the quality of platform internals, and push back when the design is wrong.
- Define and own success metrics — what you ship is measured by what changed for the customer or the platform, not by the size of the spec.
- Be the product voice that customer-facing teams (Support, CX, TAMs) escalate to when a system behavior, API contract, or operational pattern needs a product decision, not a workaround.