Product Manager

nineDots.io; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

Equity

Bonus package

Job summary

nineDots.io in San Francisco is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own the GPU product area within our AI infrastructure stack. You will define the roadmap, pricing and customer adoption, working closely with engineering and customers to shape the product from end to end.

You'll spend time with developers, understand their biggest problems, and make strategic commercial and technical decisions in a fast-moving startup environment with autonomy.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in Product Management.
• Experience shipping developer-facing products.
• Strong commercial instincts around pricing and economics.
• Comfortable discussing APIs and infrastructure with engineers.

Responsibilities

• Own the GPU product roadmap from planning to adoption.
• Define GPU infra and developer experience roadmap.
• Engage directly with AI customers to understand problems.
• Prioritize work by customer value and business impact.
• Collaborate with engineering on APIs and platform features.
• Shape pricing, packaging and unit economics.
• Track success via adoption, utilization and revenue metrics.
• Work with leadership on capacity planning and investments.

Skills

Product Management

Infrastructure products

APIs & cloud

Pricing & unit economics

Customer interviews

Job description

Benefits: Healthcare, equity and bonus package

Setup: San Francisco. Onsite.

Impact: Own one of the company's newest and most strategic product areas at the heart of the AI infrastructure stack.

Ownership: Full ownership of the GPU product, from roadmap and pricing through to customer adoption.

Why This Role

This company is building infrastructure for AI developers.

They're solving a difficult problem: giving developers instant access to GPU compute through a simple API, without them having to manage the underlying infrastructure themselves.

This isn't a feature factory Product Manager role.

You'll own the product from end to end, deciding what gets built, who it's built for, how it should be priced, and where the roadmap goes next. You'll work directly alongside engineering, spend a lot of time with customers, and make commercial as well as technical decisions.

It's a role for someone who enjoys operating where product, infrastructure and business all meet.

What They Need Help With

You'll sit directly within the GPU engineering team and own the roadmap for this product area.

That includes:

• Defining the roadmap for GPU infrastructure and developer experience
• Working directly with AI customers to understand their biggest problems
• Prioritising work based on customer value, adoption and business impact
• Partnering with engineering on technical decisions around APIs, infrastructure and platform capabilities
• Helping shape pricing, packaging and unit economics
• Tracking product success through customer adoption, utilisation and revenue metrics
• Working closely with leadership on capacity planning and future investment

This is a high-ownership role where you'll be expected to make decisions rather than wait for them.

What They're Looking For

• 5+ years in Product Management
• Experience building infrastructure, cloud, compute or developer platform products
• Comfortable discussing APIs, cloud infrastructure and technical trade-offs with engineers
• Experience shipping products that developers actually use
• Strong commercial instincts around pricing, utilisation and product economics
• Someone who prefers talking to customers over creating presentations
• Comfortable operating in a fast-moving startup environment with plenty of autonomy

Bonus if you have:

• Experience with GPU products, serverless compute or ML infrastructure
• Experience selling into AI-native companies or research organisations

The Culture

This is a small, senior team where everyone owns their work.

They tend to hire people who've worked in Series B or C companies, or who've built infrastructure products at scale, because they're looking for people who can identify problems, make decisions, and drive things forward without needing lots of direction.

Good fit for someone who likes getting close to engineering, enjoys technical products, and wants genuine ownership over what gets built.