Technical Program Manager, Supercomputing Infrastructure and Operations

Description

The company is building next-generation high-performance computing and AI infrastructure, combining advanced hardware, software and datacenter operations. The Technical Program Manager (TPM) will help deliver these programs.

You will coordinate with hardware, engineering, software systems, supply chain and data center delivery teams to manage schedules, track dependencies and make sure AI cluster deployments are ready to run. The role suits people who enjoy understanding the technology, stay organized, and want to grow in a fast-moving environment focused on AI.

Responsibilities

• Help plan and run AI and HPC infrastructure programs from design through deployment.
• Track milestones, schedules, risks and dependencies across hardware, software and operations.
• Coordinate across functions and keep partner teams aligned.
• Run weekly program syncs and prepare executive reporting using dashboards, trackers and scorecards.
• Work with MAI engineering teams to pin down compute, GPU and interconnect needs for AI workloads.
• Support configuration management, validation testing and performance benchmarking for HPC systems.
• Help define and manage the MAI plan of record, capacity forecasts and system readiness metrics.
• Set up clear, consistent communication between hardware, software, finance and data center construction stakeholders.
• Document best practices, lessons learned and workflow improvements.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, electrical or mechanical engineering, or a related STEM field.
• 5-7 years of experience in technical program management, engineering operations or datacenter project coordination.
• Solid understanding of computer infrastructure, including GPUs, CPUs, accelerators, networking and storage.
• Strong organizational and analytical skills, with the ability to juggle several workstreams.
• Working knowledge of project management tools such as Excel, Power BI, Project, JIRA or Smartsheet.
• Preferred: familiarity with AI/ML workloads, distributed training or HPC scheduling tools such as Slurm or Kubernetes.
• Preferred: experience supporting hardware deployment or system integration in datacenter or lab settings.
• Preferred: understanding of Microsoft Azure services, especially compute, networking and AI infrastructure.
• Preferred: strong communication and stakeholder management skills with both technical and non-technical audiences.

Conditions

Job title: Technical Program Management IC5.

Base pay across the U.S. is USD $142,800 to $274,800 per year.

In the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City metropolitan area, base pay is USD $188,000 to $304,200 per year.

Some roles may be eligible for benefits and other compensation.

The position stays open for at least 5 days, with applications accepted until it is filled.

Benefits

• Some roles may be eligible for benefits and additional compensation.