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# Principal Product Manager, Compute Platform - Cloud Infrastructure New

- **Company:** Netflix, Inc.
- **Location:** Reading, MA, United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Computing Platforms, Cloud Computing, Distributed Computing Environment, Software Product Management, Autoscaling, Kubernetes
- **Published:** October 9, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.gamesjobsdirect.com/job/netflix-game-studio/principal-product-manager-compute-platform-cloud-infrastructure/361541

## About the Role

Strong technical product management skills are table stakes. What will set someone apart in this role is:

 * More than 10 years of experience in technical product management or a similar technical role in compute infrastructure. You should be comfortable debating architecture, trade-offs, and system quality with senior engineers.
 * Deep knowledge of compute infrastructure, including containers, Kubernetes, scheduling and orchestration, autoscaling, capacity management, multi-tenancy, and cloud economics.
 * A strong understanding of AI infrastructure. This includes GPU provisioning, scheduling, and utilization for distributed training and inference, as well as the needs of agentic workloads such as secure execution, workload identity, isolation, and cost attribution.
 * Experience leading a large replatform or migration from start to finish. You understand that sequencing, adoption, incentives, and the long tail of migration are product decisions, not cleanup work for engineering.
 * The ability to earn the trust of experienced engineers and challenge their thinking in useful ways.
 * You make clear decisions with incomplete information, hold direction under pressure, and change course when the evidence calls for it.
 * Strong leadership and communication. You can explain complex decisions to technical and executive audiences, build alignment across teams, and influence without relying on authority. You assume good intent, seek out different perspectives, give and receive direct feedback, and prioritize shared outcomes over individual ownership.