Technical Program Manager - Infrastructure
San Francisco Compute CompanyHighlight
Summary
About the Role
About You
- 5+ years of experience managing programs for data center deployments, particularly GPU clusters.
- Experience managing relationships with vendors, OEMs, or ODMs and understanding multiparty engagements.
- Strong planning, organizing, and prioritization skills to achieve defined goals within critical constraints.
- Ability to enable engineering teams to focus on technical aspects by eliminating overhead.
- Willingness to come into the San Francisco office 3-4 days per week.
- Understanding of data center concepts including power, cooling, and engagement with colo providers.
- Experience with Linux systems administration including managing kernel drivers and tuning the network stack.
- Experience with Linux virtualization (KVM, QEMU, libvirt, etc.).
- Exposure to containers and Kubernetes operators.
Benefits
- Generous equity grant.
- Competitive salary along with equity in the company.
- Visa sponsorships available.
- 401(k) retirement matching up to 4%.
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance covering 100% of premiums.
- Unlimited paid time off and 10+ observed holidays.
- Paid parental leave for biological, adoptive, and foster parents.
- Daily lunch provided for employees.
- Unlimited office book budget.
Compute is a commodity. We think people should buy it like one. Startups shouldn’t be forced to buy a year’s worth of compute time in order to get market rate and compute providers shouldn’t go bankrupt because they can’t fully book their clusters. At SF Compute , our goal is to solve this issue the same way this was solved for every other commodity — by building a venue where compute contracts are traded in real-time and by bringing a new kind of participant into the supply chain, traders. If we succeed, buyers will be able to get a good price for any order, whether it’s 32 H100s for a month or 8,000 H100s for an hour, and sellers will instantly book out their clusters because traders will speculatively buy them, for a spread. Every FLOP will flow through us somewhere in the supply chain. What Brent is for oil, we will be for compute.