Product Manager, Workload Connectivity

Role overview Own the strategy and product experience for secure connections between applications, services, and infrastructure. The scope spans Kubernetes, short-lived workloads such as CI runners, AI agents, and cloud integrations, with the goal of making machine-to-machine connectivity easy to deploy, operate, and grow as a business.

Responsibilities - Set product vision, strategy, and roadmap across workload connectivity areas. - Shape the developer journey from workload authentication and deployment through monitoring and troubleshooting. - Guide the Kubernetes operator roadmap and define reference architectures for common cloud-native patterns. - Partner with engineering, design, operations, and go-to-market teams on product delivery, pricing, and packaging. - Define and track adoption, activation, retention, and revenue measures to inform investment decisions. - Build customer insight through direct work with developers, platform engineers, and infrastructure teams. - Coordinate shared product foundations such as identity, access control, networking, and developer tools.

Requirements - At least seven years of product management experience, including ownership of developer-facing infrastructure products. - Technical fluency in Kubernetes, containers, networking, infrastructure automation, and workload identity. - Experience building for developers and platform teams, with attention to APIs, documentation, and operational usability. - Ability to lead a product area from strategy and roadmap through launch, adoption, and measurable outcomes. - Commercial judgment to turn technical capabilities into differentiated products and sustainable revenue. - Comfort working with sophisticated technical customers and leading cross-functional teams through ambiguity.

Nice to have Experience with usage-based pricing, Kubernetes-based machine connectivity, or public technical writing, speaking, or open-source work.

Benefits and work setup The company is remote-first, with flexible paid time off, health and dental coverage, equity, and employer retirement contributions. Other listed support includes a home-office allowance, internet reimbursement, professional development funding, and paid parental leave.