About this role
This full-time Group Product Manager - Spark position is located in Denver, Colorado, and suits an experienced physical product professional with a background in high-performance compute infrastructure. Crusoe seeks a strategic team member to lead the roadmap and product requirements for Spark, the modular AI data center product line.
Role Overview
The Group Product Manager - Spark drives the product vision, roadmap, and requirements for Crusoe's modular AI data center line, known as Spark. This professional operates at the intersection of physical product management and high-performance computing to define the next generation of modular infrastructure. Responsibilities include shaping multi-year strategies, authoring product requirements documents, and partnering across internal divisions like cloud product, sales, manufacturing, construction, and field operations.
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About the Company
Crusoe operates as a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company built from the ground up to power ambitious AI workloads with an energy-first approach. The organization owns and operates every layer of the stack, turning energy into intelligence while solving the power bottleneck in modern industrial computing. Crusoe is an equal opportunity employer.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Crusoe careers page to submit an application for this position.
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Where is the Group Product Manager - Spark role located?
The position is based in Denver, CO, and is a full-time, non-remote role.
What is the salary range for this position?
The compensation range is $225,000 to $255,000 per year, plus a bonus and restricted stock units.
What core product line does this manager oversee?
The role owns the product roadmap and requirements for Spark, which is Crusoe's modular AI data center product line.
Who does this product manager collaborate with internally?
The role partners closely with cloud product, sales, manufacturing, construction, field operations, technical project management, and engineering teams.
Is software-only product experience a good fit for this job?
No, candidates who have only managed software products or roadmaps, or those who lack experience shipping high-complexity physical hardware products, are not a good fit.
