Group Product Manager - Spark

Crusoe•Denver, CO

1d•$225,000 - $255,000

About The Position

Crusoe is a vertically integrated AI Factory company with a mission to accelerate the abundance of energy and intelligence. Our competitive advantage — “Speed is the only moat” — is directly tied to our ability to rapidly build and deploy our own modular power and compute infrastructure. Spark™ is Crusoe’s modular AI data center product line, and we're looking for an experienced and versatile Product Manager to own the Spark roadmap and product requirements. You will author the Spark PRD, set the multi-year product roadmap, and make the calls that define what the next generation of Spark looks like. This role sits at the intersection of physical product management and high-performance computing. You will have the opportunity to partner with experts from across the organization - from Cloud Product, Sales, Manufacturing, Construction, and Field Ops - to synthesize must-haves and nice-to-haves into a cohesive product strategy.

Requirements

Product roadmap expertise: A track record of owning progressively complex and cutting edge multi-year product roadmaps and multiple wins bringing novel products to market.
High-Performance Compute Experience: Direct experience with high-performance compute, data center, or similarly demanding compute infrastructure.
A Passion for Good Requirements: A genuine passion for writing excellent product requirements, and a clear understanding of the distinction between market, product, and engineering requirements, and how they should cascade from one to the next.
GPU & Rack-Scale Literacy: Fluency in GPU roadmaps and rack-scale architecture.
Cross-Functional Leadership: A track record of tight, effective partnership with technical program/project managers and hardware engineering leads on first-of-a-kind builds.
Exceptional Communication: The ability to write with clarity and precision, and to influence senior stakeholders and executives on product direction.

Nice To Haves

Direct experience specifying or making tradeoffs on data center electrical architecture.
Experience in modular/prefab construction, distributed energy, or advanced manufacturing product lines.
Background operating a formal MRD / PRD / ERD stage-gate process at a company developing first-of-a-kind products and technologies
Advanced degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Industrial Engineering, or a related technical field.

Responsibilities

Own and maintain the multi-year Spark modular data center product roadmap.
Author the Spark Product Requirements Document, translating stakeholder inputs into clear, prioritized, and testable product-level requirements.
Analyze, recommend, and defend product-defining decisions at the architecture level.
Stay conversant in AI compute roadmaps and rack-scale architecture trends to make sound Spark product decisions and to partner effectively with the Group Product Manager, Edge Compute where the two roadmaps intersect.
Research, interview, and synthesize the inputs from the various “customers” of the Spark modular data center.
Work in lockstep with the Spark Technical Project Management team to coordinate the roadmap to project execution hand-off.
Understand and enforce the distinction between market, product, and engineering requirements.
Work directly with electrical, mechanical, and network engineering leads to pressure-test feasibility against product intent, and quantify tradeoffs.
Partner with the Group Product Manager, Edge Compute, to keep the Spark hardware roadmap and edge product strategy in sync, particularly around GPU generation cut-ins and rack architecture choices that affect both.
Support the Spark Business Unit and Project Management team in bringing phase gate rigor to development programs, providing the product perspective at each milestone review.
Define the product-level acceptance criteria that a new Spark generation must hit before it ships.
Track how deployed Spark units perform against their product intent (cost/MW, deployment velocity, reliability) and feed those learnings back into the roadmap.
Serve as Spark's internal and external champion, pitching the product vision to customers, partners, and executive stakeholders.
Sit in on customer and field conversations, converting real deployment feedback directly into PRD-level requirements.
Own pricing and packaging inputs for Spark, balancing deployment economics, customer flexibility, and long-term returns.