Crusoe is the world's first vertically integrated, sustainable AI cloud. We build and operate GPU infrastructure powered by clean energy, from data center design through IaaS products to managed inference at scale, enabling AI-native companies to run demanding workloads without compromising on sustainability or reliability. Crusoe Cloud is 1,400 people and growing. The TPM frameworks are still being built, which means there is a real opportunity to shape how the function operates rather than inherit how it already works
We are hiring a Staff TPM who will own deployment programs. You will be helping us build out new sites, capacity expansion, or help deploy modular (Spark) data centers. Our TPMs define and drive the entire deployment engagement model from chip vendor engagement through first customer cluster delivery
If you have spent your career running infrastructure deployment programs at a hyperscaler or a leading neocloud, understand GPU architecture, and have shaped deployment frameworks rather than just operated within them, this is the role for you
Owns real-time execution dashboards; delivers crisp, data-driven executive updates that surface decision elements without requiring follow-up
Governs cross-organizational dependencies without waiting for escalation authority
Coach more junior TPMs on technical depth, risk identification, and executive communication
Actively drives AI tool integration across their programs; identifies where AI materially improves program tracking, risk detection, and executive communication
Deep, working fluency with GPU architecture across SKU generations, firmware lifecycle (DOCA, driver stacks, BIOS/BMC), compute orchestration, SDN, storage, networking (leaf-spine topology, ZTP, fabric commissioning), and monitoring/observability
Direct hardware partner engagement: personal ownership of NVIDIA or OEM certification and validation timelines, not coordination feeding into someone else's relationship
Active daily use of AI tools to drive program-level outcomes: risk detection, dependency mapping, data analysis, and executive communication, not just personal productivity