Senior Technical Product Manager, Observability
Listed on 2026-06-18
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, Network Engineer
About Nscale
Nscale is taking on the hyperscalers by building a vertically integrated GenAI cloud platform. We own the data centres, software, and applications that power today's AI stack using sustainable technology solutions. We thrive on a culture of relentless innovation, ownership, and accountability, where every team member takes pride in their work and drives it with excellence and urgency. As an Nscaler, you'll build trust through openness and transparency, where everyone is inspired to do their best work.
Collaboration is key, and we work together swiftly and respectfully, embracing adaptability and resilience in all we do.
The Role
Technical Product Managers at Nscale own the definition, delivery, and ongoing evolution of a slice of the Nscale platform, partnering with engineering, design, and go-to-market to turn customer and operational problems into shippable outcomes. As a Senior Technical Product Manager for Deployments, you own the tooling that turns a signed contract into live GPU capacity: automating LLD generation from HLD, predicting delivery risk before it becomes a slip, and standardising how every deployment is planned and executed.
You partner daily with Design Engineering, Project Controls, Deployment PMs, Data Centre Operations, and Fleet Software to replace spreadsheets, Visio diagrams, and tribal knowledge with a control plane that makes on‑time, on‑spec delivery the default. You own a major product area and drive multi‑quarter initiatives that move design cycle time, schedule adherence, and time‑to‑RFS across our global fleet.
- Own the roadmap for Nscale's deployment tooling: automated design generation, a predictive delivery control tower, and a standardised deployment blueprint.
- With Design Engineering, build systems that auto‑generate LLD artifacts — Floor Layout, DH Layout, Rack Elevation, BE & FE Network Design, Cable Tray Layout — from HLD inputs.
- With Project Controls, build a control tower that models milestone need‑by dates relative to material docking and flags planned‑vs‑actual slips on design completion, PO placement, and RFS DC readiness via RAG indicators.
- With Deployment PMs, build the blueprint that auto‑generates on contract signing, encodes task sequencing and dependencies, and lets PMs manage exceptions instead of rebuilding plans per site.
- Shadow design reviews, deployment stand‑ups, and site bring‑ups to turn recurring manual effort and handoff friction into platform capabilities.
- Define and drive the metrics that matter: design cycle time, schedule adherence, time‑to‑RFS, on‑time milestone %, rework rate, forecast accuracy.
- Partner with engineering on architecture across DCIM, network design, provisioning, ERP/PO, and scheduling integrations.
- Turn slip reviews and post‑deployment retros into product commitments so the same class of delay doesn't recur.
- Mentor junior PMs and raise the bar for PRDs, reviews, and product decisions across the team.
- 5–8 years in product management, with a track record owning significant areas in infrastructure, platform, project controls, or operations‑facing products.
- Strong technical fluency: you can lead architecture and trade‑off discussions across design automation, workflow/orchestration engines, and DCIM/network/ERP integrations.
- Experience building for operators and delivery teams (design engineers, project controllers, PMs, SREs, DC technicians) and a genuine appetite for their workflows.
- A record of moving ambiguous operational problems to shipped outcomes that measurably improve predictability, cycle time, or standardisation.
- Excellent written and verbal communication across engineers, operators, and executives.
- Degree in CS or engineering, or prior experience as an engineer, design engineer, or project controls practitioner.
- Hands‑on background in data centre deployment, bare‑metal provisioning, network design automation, or capital project delivery.
- DCIM and design tooling:
Sunbird, Nlyte, Hyperview, Device
42, Net Box, Nautobot, Rack Tables, or openDCIM — especially for auto‑generating rack elevations, floor layouts, and cable/tray docs. - Network fabric automation:
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