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OpenAI

Builds AI models and the ChatGPT assistant

Technical Program Manager - Capacity Analytics & Tooling

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSan Francisco, CA, USA$207k - $285k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have 5+ years of experience leading technical programs or products in data platforms, infrastructure, capacity planning, or a related field, with a record of delivering systems that teams rely on.
  • Have owned an internal product or platform roadmap and translated complex operational needs into requirements, priorities, and releases that users adopt.
  • Have direct experience with capacity planning, including demand forecasting, supply planning, allocations, and resource constraints, and understand how utilization, performance, availability, and cost affect planning decisions.
  • Understand modern data infrastructure, including ingestion, transformation, batch and streaming processing, and analytical storage, and have worked with technologies such as Fivetran, dbt, Spark, Kafka, or comparable systems well enough to discuss their architectural tradeoffs.
  • Have practical experience with data modeling, data cleaning, validation, and reconciliation, and be able to use SQL and Python or similar tools to investigate discrepancies, validate assumptions, and prototype analyses.
  • Have applied quantitative methods to forecasting, scenario analysis, or optimization, and be able to assess model assumptions and uncertainty, evaluate forecast performance, and explain the limitations of an analysis.
  • Understand the capacity, performance, and cost characteristics of compute, storage, networking, and accelerators, and have experience working across multiple cloud environments and accounting for differences between providers.
  • Be able to lead complex programs with many technical dependencies and align teams with different priorities, communicating technical tradeoffs clearly to engineers, researchers, finance partners, and leaders.

Responsibilities

  • Own the product strategy and roadmap for supply and demand planning tools by understanding user needs, setting priorities, defining success measures, and guiding delivery from initial requirements through adoption and ongoing improvement.
  • Translate complex processes into planning tools for demand intake, forecasting, supply tracking, scenario analysis, and allocation planning, helping teams understand infrastructure needs, availability timing, and gaps requiring action.
  • Partner with engineering on ingestion, transformation, storage, and delivery of planning data, and guide technical tradeoffs as resources, providers, data sources, and users grow.
  • Establish shared data models and definitions for supply, demand, allocations, utilization, and cost, and drive data cleaning, validation, reconciliation, and traceability so users can understand and trust planning outputs.
  • Work with engineering and data partners to connect product and research plans to infrastructure demand, and make assumptions, uncertainty, forecast accuracy, and capacity constraints visible to decision makers.
  • Measure data quality, forecast performance, planning speed, and tool adoption, and establish consistent ways to track capacity availability, utilization, and efficiency across CPU, storage, network, and GPU resources.
  • Build planning capabilities that account for differences in resource types, regions, availability, commercial commitments, and deployment constraints across AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI, and other infrastructure providers.
  • Lead delivery across data, infrastructure, and planning teams by managing dependencies, technical tradeoffs, migrations, risks, and releases, and keeping teams aligned on priorities and decisions.
  • Develop simple workflows, documentation, training, and feedback mechanisms to drive adoption, and identify recurring reconciliation and reporting work that can be improved through better data and automation.
  • Provide useful views of gaps between supply and demand, allocation options, and financial and operational consequences, and partner with Finance and Accounting to align planning data with budgeting and reporting needs.

About the Company

OpenAI

Builds AI models and the ChatGPT assistant

OpenAI researches and builds artificial intelligence models and turns them into products for people, developers, and businesses, with a stated mission of making sure artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity. Its launch of ChatGPT in 2022 brought generative AI into everyday use. People use ChatGPT to ask questions, write, code, and analyze files, developers build OpenAI's models into their own apps through its API, and its Codex agent works through coding tasks on its own. OpenAI earns money from ChatGPT subscriptions, business plans, and API usage. Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and others co-founded it in 2015; it is based in San Francisco and overseen by a nonprofit, the OpenAI Foundation.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$207.5B
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
Founded
2015

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