Fireworks AI
Product Manager
$200K–$300K
San Mateo · Hybrid · Manager · Full-time · Posted Aug 4, 2026
- Experience
- Product management experience and prior software engineering or other technical-role experience are required; no years specified.
- Education
- Technical degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or a similar field.
About the job
Leads customer-facing technical product work, designing and implementing AI solutions on Fireworks and owning strategic customer outcomes from discovery through long-term success.
What you'll do
- Identify customer use cases, map their data, models, workflows, infrastructure, latency and cost needs, and design tailored solutions and proofs of concept.
- Lead technical onboarding and implementation, including fine-tuning workflows, latency benchmarks, API integration and cost modeling.
- Own strategic customer engagements and cross-functional initiatives, turning customer learnings into repeatable go-to-market playbooks.
What they ask for
- Technical degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or a similar field.
- Prior experience in software engineering or another technical role before moving into product management, plus product management experience.
- Previous customer-facing experience working directly with external customers and clients.
- Practical fluency with LLM inference, fine-tuning, evals and agents, including production trade-offs among latency, quality and cost.
Nice to have
- Experience in forward deployed, solutions engineering or customer-embedded technical roles.
- Engineering management experience; personal experience building on an LLM API or training or fine-tuning a model; partnership or strategic customer work at a technical company; or early startup or founding experience.
Pay
$200K – $300K (base salary)
Tools
LLMs, API, Fireworks
AI focus
Design and implement customer-specific AI solutions, including LLM inference, fine-tuning, evals, agents, model launches and production optimization for latency, quality and cost.
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