Pure Storage
Principal Technical Product Manager, Hyperscale Line of Business
$198K–$299K
Santa Clara, California +1 · Principal · Full-time · Posted Jul 21, 2026
- Location
- Santa Clara, California
Santa Clara, California, United States - Experience
- 8+ years of relevant experience; fields include solution architecture, product management, engineering, or technical pre-sales, specifically in data storage or related technologies.
- Education
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field or equivalent industry experience.
About the job
Leads technical and outbound product management for flash-storage hardware and software solutions serving hyperscale and AI infrastructure customers.
What you'll do
- Gather customer needs, coordinate qualification and escalations, and define hardware and software requirements and product roadmaps.
- Build prototypes and proof-of-concepts, and collaborate with engineering on performance testing and optimization.
- Create and present technical content and demonstrations, advocate for products publicly, and mentor junior team members.
What they ask for
- 8+ years of relevant experience in solution architecture, product management, engineering, or technical pre-sales in data storage or related technologies.
- Deep understanding of flash memory, compute and storage hardware and software, networking, and data center architectures and standards.
- High proficiency with Linux system administration; scripting in Python, Bash, or similar; and AI-driven development workflows.
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field or equivalent industry experience.
Nice to have
- Experience with hyperscale compute and storage architectures.
Pay
$198,000 — $299,000 USD annual base salary
Tools
flash memory, Linux, Python, Bash
AI focus
Builds flash-storage solutions for hyperscale and AI infrastructure; the role also calls for AI-driven development workflows.
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