About this role
OpenRouter is hiring a remote Engineering Manager to lead the Provider Ecosystem team across the United States. This hands-on leadership position suits an experienced technical manager ready to scale infrastructure and collaborate directly with top AI model labs.
Role Overview
The Engineering Manager, Provider Ecosystem oversees the supply side of OpenRouter, managing every model, endpoint, and provider connected to the router. This position reports directly to the Vice President of Engineering and combines people management with technical execution. The team handles thousands of endpoints and millions of daily requests, working closely with cutting-edge inference providers and model labs for day-zero and stealth launches.
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About the Company
OpenRouter operates as a leading AI routing and infrastructure layer that enables enterprises to access, manage, and optimize large language models across multiple providers without vendor lock-in, capacity limits, or excess costs. The company empowers advanced AI teams to scale confidently and adapt as the artificial intelligence landscape evolves.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official OpenRouter careers page to submit an application for this remote position.
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Questions candidates ask
What is the salary range for the Engineering Manager, Provider Ecosystem role?
The annual salary for this position ranges from $245,000 to $295,000 USD.
Is this position remote?
Yes, this role is remote with a location requirement of the United States.
How many years of management experience are required?
Candidates must have at least four years of engineering management experience, including scaling a team during rapid growth.
What department does this role belong to?
This role is part of the Engineering department and reports directly to the Vice President of Engineering.
What specific technologies are part of OpenRouter's stack?
The technology stack includes TypeScript, Cloudflare Workers, Postgres, ClickHouse, GCP, and Vercel.
