- CoreWeave is building the world’s largest AI Cloud platform, and our fleet is growing at extraordinary speed
- We’re seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager to own fleet-wide reliability and operations programs that keep pace with that growth
- This role partners closely with Compute, Networking, Data Center, and Operations teams to drive improvements in fleet operating efficiency — maximizing the percentage of fleet capacity that is healthy, available, and sellable — alongside reliability and stability goals
- You’ll act as the central owner for fleet reliability and operations programs: aligning teams on priorities, defining success metrics, driving execution, and ensuring improvements hold at scale — not just land once and regress as the fleet scales
- Establish and own fleet reliability metrics and dashboards (e.g., failure rates, MTTR, incident trends, capacity availability and utilization rates), with visibility into how these trend as the fleet expands
- Drive alignment on fleet reliability OKRs across engineering and operations teams
- Identify systemic reliability gaps across hardware, firmware, software, networking, storage, and operational processes
- Lead complex, cross-functional programs to improve fleet delivery, readiness, and operational stability that scale with fleet growth, avoiding solutions that only work at current size
- Define program plans, milestones, dependencies, risks, and success criteria for reliability initiatives
- Proactively manage cross-team dependencies and unblock execution across multiple engineering organizations
- Track progress against goals, surface risks early, and communicate status clearly to stakeholders and leadership
- Participate in major incident reviews and root cause analysis, ensuring follow-up actions are tracked to closure
- Use data and post-incident learnings to prioritize reliability investments and drive corrective action
Strong technical aptitude across infrastructure domains (compute, storage, networking, hardware, or SRE)
Experience operating in a rapidly growing or fast-scaling infrastructure environment, with programs designed to hold up under 2x, 5x, or greater fleet growth
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience
Demonstrated ability to use data and metrics to drive prioritization, execution, and decision-making
7+ years of technical program management experience in large-scale compute infrastructure, cloud, or platform environments
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, including executive-level reporting
Background in observability, monitoring, or telemetry systems (e.g., Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry)
Experience with fleet lifecycle management (provisioning, firmware/OS updates, decommissioning) at scale
Understanding of hardware failure and processes, including failure diagnosis, vendor coordination, and replacement lifecycle management
Experience operating at scale in data center, cloud infrastructure, or hyperscale environments balancing reliability investments against capacity goals, with an understanding of how operational decisions affect sellable capacity
Familiarity with reliability frameworks such as SLIs/SLOs, error budgets, incident management practices, and root cause analysis
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Staff Technical Program Manager (Infrastructure Maintenance & Change Management) in Livingston employer: CoreWeave
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