Principal Product Manager – Console

Lambda

. Own the console as a unified product surface across Lambda’s GPU, capacity, cluster, bare metal, storage, networking, Kubernetes, billing, and support services .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeUnited StatesLead💰 $338,000 - $500,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive product management expertise with a focus on customer-facing consoles and cloud infrastructure. Capable of defining product roadmaps, establishing standards, and improving user experiences through data-driven decision-making.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Product Management ExperienceCloud Infrastructure UnderstandingUser Experience ResearchAccess Control ModelsCommunication Skills

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Hard Skills

Product Requirements WritingUser Stories DevelopmentAcceptance Criteria DefinitionInteraction Patterns ShippingDesign System MaintenanceIterative PlanningData Platform ExperienceMachine Learning FamiliarityAccessibility Standards KnowledgeDocumentation Ownership

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationDecision-Making Skills

Tools & Technologies

KubernetesAPI ManagementInfrastructure-as-CodeCloud ServicesBilling Systems

Industry Keywords

Customer-Facing ConsoleDashboardDeveloper SurfaceAccess ControlQuotasTelemetryCapacity ManagementSupport ServicesOnboarding ProcessesUser Experience

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

CloudKubernetes

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own the console as a unified product surface across Lambda’s GPU, capacity, cluster, bare metal, storage, networking, Kubernetes, billing, and support services
Define and prioritize console scope, roadmap, sequencing, and annual tradeoffs
Establish standards for navigation, identity, permissions, resource naming, states, errors, and empty screens
Run reviews to ensure console work meets established standards before shipping
Align the console, API, command line, and infrastructure-as-code interfaces around the same resources, names, and rules
Own onboarding from signup through the first workload and instrument drop-off points
Improve operator and platform-team workflows including bulk actions, filtering, deep links, quotas, spend visibility, and access control
Investigate customer problems using customer conversations, support tickets, escalations, and session data
Write product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria
Partner with service product managers so launches integrate into one coherent surface
Define launch criteria covering documentation, in-product guidance, support readiness, and accessibility
Measure outcomes using completion rates, time to first result, and support load, then iterate
Make and document decisions on contested product tradeoffs
Establish the console product-management function, standards, and design/front-end engineering partnership

Requirements

What you’ll need

10+ years of product management experience, including owning a customer-facing console, dashboard, or developer surface for a cloud, infrastructure, or developer platform
Shipped interaction patterns, a design system, or a surface standard adopted and maintained by teams not directly managed
Experience consolidating separately built product surfaces into one product
Understanding of cloud infrastructure, including identity, permissions, quotas, regions, capacity, telemetry, and billing
Understanding of access control models for organizations, teams, projects, roles, and API keys
Ability to define iterative plans from current state to desired outcome
Experience serving both first-time users and daily operators in one product
Experience using research and instrumentation to resolve user-experience disagreements
Ability to turn ambiguous customer, technical, and commercial inputs into product definitions
Clear written and verbal communication and decision-making skills
Experience with machine learning or data platform surfaces is nice to have
Experience with self-serve signup-to-paid-usage funnels is nice to have
Experience partnering with front-end platform teams on component libraries, design tokens, or shared application shells is nice to have
Experience owning documentation or in-product guidance is nice to have
Experience with accessibility standards is nice to have
Experience with consoles serving both human and automated callers is nice to have
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States

Benefits

Comp & perks

Generous cash & equity compensation
Health, dental, and vision coverage for you and your dependents
Wellness and commuter stipends for select roles
401k Plan with 2% company match (USA employees)
Flexible paid time off plan