Senior Product Manager, Scalability & Compute

Temporal Temporal · Enterprise · United States · Product Management

Senior Product Manager to own the roadmap for worker deployment options, including self-hosted and serverless execution models, worker versioning, and the Temporal Worker Controller for Kubernetes. The role aims to improve developer experience by simplifying deployment, scaling, and versioning of Temporal workers.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own the roadmap for worker deployment options, including self-hosted and serverless execution models
  2. Lead worker versioning initiatives to enable safe, zero-downtime code deployments with excellent developer experience
  3. Evolve the Temporal Worker Controller for Kubernetes to provide worker management capabilities to the Kubernetes ecosystem
  4. Define the path for serverless worker execution, removing infrastructure management from the developer experience entirely
  5. Partner with engineering to improve worker tuning, resource efficiency, and scaling behavior across diverse compute environments

Skills

Required

  • Strong background in compute platforms: serverless (Lambda, Cloud Run, App Engine), container orchestration (Kubernetes, ECS), or similar infrastructure
  • Experience with Version Control, Continuous Integration, and Continuous Deployment systems
  • Experience building developer-facing products where deployment simplicity and operational excellence are key differentiators
  • Familiarity with autoscaling systems, workload scheduling, and resource optimization at scale
  • Understanding of code versioning, deployment strategies, and the developer experience challenges of long-running stateful systems
  • Proven ability to translate complex infrastructure capabilities into intuitive developer experiences
  • A pragmatic, customer-focused product management approach with strong technical communication skills

What the JD emphasized

  • worker scalability
  • compute
  • developer experience
  • serverless
  • Kubernetes
  • worker versioning
  • scaling behavior