Product Manager - Foundation Engineering

Remote, USA

Who We Are

Addepar is a global data and AI platform empowering investment professionals to turn complex financial information into actionable intelligence. Addepar unifies portfolio, market and client data in a total portfolio view and delivers AI-powered insights within investment and client workflows. More than 1,500 firms in 60 countries use Addepar to manage and advise on nearly $10 trillion in assets. Its open platform integrates with 650 software, data and consulting partners to power end‑to‑end investment operations across firms of all sizes and levels of complexity.

Addepar supports clients worldwide with offices in New York City, Salt Lake City, São Paulo, London, Edinburgh, Geneva, Warsaw, Dubai, Pune and Singapore.

We're hiring a Product Manager to own the roadmap for the Observability and Compute/Network teams within Addepar's Foundation Engineering organization. This is a foundational infrastructure role: you'll define and drive the roadmap for how engineers understand the health of their systems (metrics, logs, tracing, alerting, on‑call tooling, SLOs) and for the compute and networking substrate their services run on (provisioning, container orchestration, networking, security posture, capacity planning, and cost).

You'll work closely with the rest of the Foundation Engineering group to translate reliability risk, infrastructure constraints, and platform strategy into a prioritized, outcome‑driven roadmap. This role reports to product leadership within Developer Platform and partners day to day with engineering leadership for Observability and Compute/Network.

Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States for any employer without requiring current or future visa sponsorship (for example, employment‑based visas such as H‑1B , F‑1 /OPT, or similar), and must be authorized to begin work in the U.S. on their first day of employment.

• Own and evolve the product roadmap for the Observability and Compute/Network teams, spanning metrics/logging/tracing platforms, alerting and on‑call tooling, SLO and error‑budget frameworks, dashboards, compute provisioning, container orchestration, networking, service mesh, capacity planning, and infrastructure cost management.
• Partner with engineering leads across Foundation Engineering to balance reliability and security risks, developer needs, capacity constraints, and cost, translating those tradeoffs into clearly scoped and sequenced investments.
• Define and track outcomes across reliability, performance, developer experience, and cost—for example, SLO attainment, time to detect and restore service, self‑service adoption, provisioning lead time, and infrastructure cost per unit—and use them to prioritize investment.
• Drive the self‑service agenda: make instrumentation, dashboards, and compute/network provisioning available through paved paths that are secure and policy‑compliant by default, so teams get visibility and capacity without manual tickets or one‑off configurations.
• Partner with the Information Security and Risk (ISR) team to translate security requirements and risk findings into roadmap priorities, including secure defaults, access controls, auditability, and risk‑based vulnerability remediation across observability and compute/network platforms.
• Gather and synthesize feedback from engineering teams across the organization (via incident retrospectives, on‑call surveys, and direct engagement) to identify visibility and infrastructure gaps and translate them into roadmap priorities.
• Represent the Observability and Compute/Network teams' roadmaps to platform leadership, product stakeholders, and cross‑functional partners; communicate…