Staff Product Line Manager

Micron•Folsom, CA

23h•$148,000 - $290,000

About The Position

Micron Technology develops data center SSD products to meet changing customer needs. The Staff Product Line Manager leads a data center SSD segment, setting its roadmap, owning its business plan, and guiding products from concept through launch. The role uses customer feedback and market analysis to inform product decisions and works closely with customers, engineering, sales, and marketing to develop and bring products to market. The position also focuses on building business cases and long-term forecasts, understanding data center SSD workloads and storage needs, tracking market and competitor trends, and bringing cross-functional teams together to resolve problems and deliver launches. The role includes identifying practical improvements to workflows, including the use of AI where helpful.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or Business.
At least 5 years of product management experience, including 2 years in data storage or the SSD industry.
Understanding of SSD technology, data center infrastructure, and market trends.
Experience analyzing product choices, communicating with varied audiences, leading cross-functional work, and contributing to product success and team development.

Nice To Haves

MBA or equivalent.
Direct experience in one or more storage-related areas, such as hard drives, NAND, ASICs, DRAM, interfaces, protocols, features, standards, hardware, firmware, software, or validation.
Familiarity with one or more data center SSD workloads, such as LLM training and inference, cloud storage, software-defined storage, capacity or caching tiers, block or object stores, SQL or NoSQL databases, analytics, content delivery, journaling, or booting.

Responsibilities

Set the product strategy and roadmap for a data center SSD segment.
Build business cases and long-term forecasts to support portfolio decisions.
Lead products from concept through launch.
Research the market and define product needs.
Work with engineering, sales, and marketing on product development and go-to-market plans.
Meet with customers and partners to understand their storage needs.
Analyze market trends and competitors and use findings to adjust product priorities.
Bring teams together to solve problems and deliver launches.
Identify practical ways to improve workflows, including AI-driven workflows where useful.