Senior Technical Product Manager: Infrastructure and Platforms

Accountabilities: Own infrastructure as a product, defining the platform maturity strategy, internal customer experience, backlog, intake process, and multi-quarter roadmap for foundational infrastructure. Establish and evolve self-service golden paths that allow engineers to build, deploy, authenticate, observe, and scale services without unnecessary operational dependencies. Create a clear delivery cadence by maintaining a prioritized roadmap, managing intake, and identifying infrastructure dependencies before they become blockers for product engineering teams. Drive platform maturity and reduce reliance on maintenance windows, runbooks, and change freezes, with a long-term focus on enabling reliable 24/7 deployment across global markets. Partner with Infrastructure Engineering and Finance to make infrastructure costs transparent through attribution, chargeback, efficiency initiatives, and meaningful cost KPIs. Increase adoption of CI/CD and developer-platform capabilities by partnering with DevOps and Platform teams to ensure golden paths are practical, discoverable, and widely used. Define how infrastructure should be centralized or packaged for deployment in new regions and markets, supporting global expansion without creating bespoke infrastructure projects. Partner directly with senior engineering leadership and collaborate across DevOps, Platform, Infrastructure, Finance, and product engineering teams to align priorities and execution. Use AI and automation to reduce operational and program-management overhead while improving delivery efficiency and platform adoption. Requirements 7+ years of experience as a Technical Product Manager, TPM, or equivalent, with substantial experience owning infrastructure, platform, developer experience, or related technical products. Proven experience managing multi-team backlogs, intake processes, roadmaps, and planning cadences that drive real engineering execution. Strong technical fluency across compute infrastructure, CI/CD and deployment pipelines, databases, networking, observability, and infrastructure cost drivers. Ability to challenge technical proposals constructively and distinguish robust engineering solutions from approaches that lack sufficient technical depth, without necessarily writing production infrastructure code yourself. Demonstrated ability to influence adoption and drive outcomes across multiple engineering teams without relying on direct reporting relationships. Strong product ownership skills, including the ability to establish clear scope, ownership boundaries, priorities, and measurable outcomes. Experience working in regulated, market-hours-sensitive, or production-critical environments where deployment windows, change risk, reliability, and customer trust are important considerations. Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills, with the ability to translate complex infrastructure topics into clear priorities and decisions. Experience using AI and automation to streamline workflows, reduce program-management overhead, and improve operational efficiency. Experience with platform maturity models, paved-path programs, internal developer platforms, or similar initiatives is highly valuable. Experience reducing maintenance windows or change-freeze practices in production environments is a plus. Exposure to multi-region or multi-entity infrastructure, including packaging platforms for deployment in new regions, is beneficial. Experience in capital markets, brokerage, fintech, or other infrastructure-intensive regulated environments is advantageous. Benefits Competitive salary and stock options. Health benefits. One-time USD $500 home-office setup allowance for new hires. USD $150 monthly stipend provided through a Brex Card. Remote work environment. Opportunity to work with globally distributed engineering and product teams. High-impact role with significant ownership over infrastructure and developer-platform strategy.