Senior Product Manager, Enterprise Storage Platform

Everpure; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 270,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incentive pay

Equity

Job summary

Everpure in Santa Clara, CA seeks a Senior Product Manager for FlashArray Foundation to define and drive the Purity//FA platform roadmap. You will bridge software and hardware co-design, owning controller enablement, flash media integration, high availability, and non-disruptive upgrades with Engineering, Hardware and CTO office.

You will translate storage protocols (FC, iSCSI, NVMe-oF, NVMe/TCP) and next-generation hardware into practical product definitions, build a data-driven backlog, and

Qualifications

• Infrastructure Product Leadership: translating trade-offs into ship-ready features.
• Storage Systems & Protocol Architecture: block storage protocols and OS internals.
• Analytical & Performance Mindset: use telemetry to guide roadmap choices.
• Cross-Functional Influence: align Engineering, Hardware and field teams.

Responsibilities

• Core OS & Platform Ownership: drive HA, upgrades, and data-reduction features.
• Protocol & Hardware Integration: translate needs into product definitions across FC, iSCSI, NVMe-oF.
• Data-Driven Performance Optimization: analyze telemetry to identify bottlenecks and prioritize backlog.
• Cross-Functional Execution: collaborate with Platform PMs, Engineering, QA and CTO architects.
• Commercial & Field Enablement: provide technical positioning and architectural deep-dives.

Skills

Product leadership

Storage protocols

Performance analytics

Cross-functional influence

Job description

Everpure in Santa Clara, CA seeks a Senior Product Manager for FlashArray Foundation to define and drive the Purity//FA platform roadmap. You will bridge software and hardware co-design, owning controller enablement, flash media integration, high availability, and non-disruptive upgrades with Engineering, Hardware and CTO office.

You will translate storage protocols (FC, iSCSI, NVMe-oF, NVMe/TCP) and next-generation hardware into practical product definitions, build a data-driven backlog, and