Efficient Computer
Senior Product Manager - Software
$160K–$240K
San Francisco, Bay Area OR Pittsburgh, PA OR Austin, TX +3 · Manager · Full-time · Posted May 20, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, Bay Area OR Pittsburgh, PA OR Austin, TX
Austin, TX
Pittsburgh, PA
San Francisco, California, United States - Experience
- 7+ years of product management experience for developer-facing software platforms.
About the job
Owns the strategy, roadmap, and developer experience for Efficient Computer’s software platform, including its compiler, SDK, runtimes, and model enablement tools, to accelerate customer adoption and production deployment.
What you'll do
- Define product direction, priorities, release standards, and success metrics for the developer platform.
- Lead framework and model enablement strategy and reduce friction across developer onboarding, optimization, and deployment.
- Partner with customers and engineering, architecture, applications, and commercial teams to shape platform requirements and inform silicon decisions.
What they ask for
- 7+ years of product management experience for developer-facing software platforms.
- Experience shipping tools or platforms used by external developers, including through the customer-zero phase.
- Demonstrated ownership of developer adoption, onboarding, workflow completion, or related productivity metrics.
- Strong understanding of modern ML inference and deployment pipelines, and ability to translate technical customer workflows into actionable requirements.
Nice to have
- Experience with compiler toolchains, embedded AI deployment, or edge inference workflows.
- Experience in semiconductor or AI hardware, performance profiling, benchmarking, or early-stage environments.
Pay
$160,000 to $240,000 (base salary); 10% (annual bonus)
Tools
PyTorch, ONNX, ExecuTorch, LiteRT, TensorRT, LLVM, MLIR, TOSA
AI focus
Lead model and framework enablement and support production AI inference, vision, audio, and sensor-processing applications on Efficient hardware.
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