Product Director - AI Infrastructure Platforms

JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase · Banking · Palo Alto, CA +1 · Corporate Sector

Product Director for AI Infrastructure Platforms at JPMorgan Chase, focusing on strategy and delivery of platforms for model training, inference, and experimentation across various environments (public cloud, on-premises, edge). The role involves driving adoption, managing hardware investments, and navigating regulatory demands in a highly regulated financial institution.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own the product area vision, strategy, roadmap, execution, and business growth targets—with a strategic mandate to mature the platform toward an enterprise-scale AI Factory.
  2. Maximize returns on hardware capital investments spanning compute, accelerator, storage, networking, and orchestration layers—with direct accountability for driving platform adoption and utilization to realize the full value of the firm's AI infrastructure commitments.
  3. Serve as the key decision-maker for product prioritization and strategic direction across the AI Infrastructure product area—balancing competing demands, investment tradeoffs, and delivery sequencing across multiple products.
  4. Cultivate and manage senior stakeholder relationships to ensure alignment on vision, strategy, roadmap, and scope across the AI Infrastructure product area.
  5. Analyze market trends and interpret competitive signals to inform investment decisions, drive capital allocation, and direct vendor strategy across hyperscale providers (e.g. AWS, Azure, GCP),<h4>Neo Clouds</h4> (e.g. CoreWeave, Lambda Labs, Fluidstack, Runpod), edge platforms (e.g. Nvidia Jetson, HPE Edgeline, Dell Edge Gateway), and serverless GPU providers (e.g. Baseten, Together AI, Fireworks, Nebius).

Skills

Required

  • 8+ years in technical product management or equivalent expertise delivering technology products at production scale.
  • Extensive experience in high-performance compute, GPU-accelerated, data center, or AI infrastructure.
  • Deep knowledge of the AI infrastructure stack across compute, accelerators, high-speed interconnects, networking, storage, and orchestration layers—with experience across technologies such as Nvidia GPUs (B200, H100, A100), InfiniBand, Spectrum-X, Arista, DataDirect Networks (DDN), VAST Data, and Kubernetes.
  • Understanding of how the AI infrastructure stack is integrated within AI Factory reference architectures and how architectural decisions impact performance, cost, and scalability at enterprise scale.
  • Drive alignment across engineering, security, compliance, and lines of business to deliver capabilities at business speed without compromising security or regulatory compliance.
  • Build and clearly communicate AI infrastructure investment cases, including TCO analysis, depreciation planning, and ROI modeling across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid deployments.
  • Build consensus and secure commitment to action across senior leadership on high-stakes technology and investment decisions.
  • Position AI infrastructure as a strategic enterprise asset, with a credible investment thesis and product roadmap progressing toward AI Factory–scale operations.
  • Qualify demand signals, prioritize investments across competing lines of business and multiple products, and balance GPU capacity, compliance requirements, and latency constraints.
  • Anticipate rapid shifts in AI hardware (accelerator evolution, emerging architectures, changing workload patterns) and translate them into actionable product strategy.
  • Own multi-year capital plans and vendor ecosystems; bring AI Factory stack depth (hardware selection, distributed training/inference, workload portability), and ensure regulatory constraints and security/compliance controls are designed across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid.

Nice to have

  • Advanced degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field; MBA or equivalent preferred.
  • Background in technical product management within the AI infrastructure ecosystem—including infrastructure vendors, cloud providers, and system integrators—or within highly regulated industries such as financial services or healthcare.

What the JD emphasized

  • regulatory demands
  • highly regulated global financial institution
  • regulatory compliance
  • regulatory constraints
  • security/compliance controls