Snowflake
Senior Technical Program Manager - Capacity Planning
$155K–$335K
US-CA-Menlo Park +1 · Hybrid · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 5, 2026
- Location
- US-CA-Menlo Park
US-WA-Bellevue - Experience
- 7+ years; accepted disciplines include technical program management, infrastructure planning, capacity management, or a related discipline.
About the job
Leads Snowflake’s multi-cloud capacity planning program, translating demand and workload trends into infrastructure plans while managing risks, costs, and delivery.
What you'll do
- Forecast demand, model resources, and coordinate procurement and delivery across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
- Align engineering, infrastructure, finance, and cloud-provider teams; govern capacity reviews and resolve risks.
- Improve utilization and spending efficiency, and provide leadership dashboards and data-driven infrastructure recommendations.
What they ask for
- 7+ years in technical program management, infrastructure planning, capacity management, or a related discipline at a cloud-scale technology company.
- Experience managing programs across multiple cloud providers (AWS, Azure, and/or GCP).
- Understanding of compute, storage, networking, containerization, and resource orchestration.
- Experience with demand forecasting, resource modeling, and data-driven decision-making at scale.
Nice to have
- Hyperscale infrastructure capacity-planning experience (10K+ node deployments or equivalent).
- Familiarity with FinOps, data platforms, monitoring tools such as Grafana, Datadog, or CloudWatch, or automated capacity-planning systems.
Pay
$194,000 – $291,000 USD base salary (US-Mrkt 1); $223,100 – $334,650 USD total target compensation (US-Mrkt 1); $165,000 – $248,000 USD base salary (US-Mrkt 2); $189,750 – $285,200 USD total target compensation (US-Mrkt 2); $155,000 – $233,000 USD base salary (US-Mrkt 3); $178,250 – $267,950 USD total target compensation (US-Mrkt 3); $166K – $238K USD (compensation; type not specified)
Tools
AWS, Azure, GCP, Grafana, Datadog, CloudWatch
AI focus
The posting describes an AI-native work culture, but does not specify AI work as a duty of this role.
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