Product Strategy Lead
coreweaveLivingston (NJ)
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will steer multi-year product strategies to align CoreWeave's portfolio with company goals and AI market leadership. You’ll translate customer and market insights into actionable roadmaps, collaborating with product and engineering to balance cutting-edge tech with usability and viability. Your work will impact the leadership team and help shape the company’s direction in the AI hyperscaler space. This is a high-impact role for someone who thrives at the intersection of strategy, tech, and enterprise AI. Compensation / Benefits Discretionary bonus Equity awards Comprehensive benefits program 401(k) with employer match Paid Parental Leave Flexible PTO
Responsibilities:
Develop multi-year product strategies and roadmaps aligned to strategic goals Translate customer insights and market trends into portfolio-level direction Collaborate with product and engineering to align product areas under a coherent strategy Maintain balance between advanced technology, user-friendliness, and market viability Influence leadership with strategic recommendations across the portfolio
Key requirements:
5+ years in product strategy, product management, or product operations (AI/ML/Cloud/SaaS focus preferred) Strong understanding of AI/ML landscape and trends Proven leadership and cross-functional communication to drive vision Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities with data-informed decision-making Bachelor's in Computer Science, Engineering, or Business; advanced degree preferred for 7+ years of experience Leadership Communication Analytical thinking AI/ML technology landscape knowledge Cloud and SaaS technologies Data-informed decision making
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