Nvidia Technical Product Manager - Brev 

United States, Texas 

871650489

What you'll be doing:

• Own the developer experience end-to-end - from strategy to hands-on execution, you'll shape how thousands of developers interact with Brev

• Drive the product roadmap - balance rapid iteration with strategic vision, using real developer feedback and market signals to prioritize what matters

• Ship integrations that wow - work with cloud providers, AI platforms, and strategic partners to build seamless experiences that make developers' lives easier

• Be the voice of our users - deeply understand developer pain points and translate them into product improvements that move metrics

• Move fast and build momentum - in a high-growth startup environment, you'll need to prototype quickly, learn from users, and iterate relentlessly

What we need to see:

• High developer empathy - you've built software yourself and genuinely understand what makes developers tick

• 5+ years Technical Product Management experience.

• Technical depth - comfortable with APIs, SDKs, cloud infrastructure (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS), and the modern developer toolchain

• Proven builder - 3+ years shipping software, platforms, or infrastructure products from 0→1 or scaling them 1→10

• Integration expertise - experience designing patterns and architectures for third-party integrations and creative problem-solving

• Fearless and resourceful - you know how to make things happen with limited resources and aren't afraid to get your hands dirty

• Strong communicator - can rally internal teams, partners, and community around a shared vision

• BS/MS in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent experience

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Deep knowledge of the AI/ML ecosystem - LLMs, agents, generative AI workflows, GPU infrastructure

• Experience with NVIDIA technologies and tools

• Actively contributing to developer communities or projects

• Track record of working in fast-paced, high-growth startup environments

• Ability to simplify sophisticated technical concepts and make hard tradeoffs