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Echo

Senior Product Manager, Infrastructure

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We’re looking for a Senior Product Manager to own and scale Echo’s image factory. You’ll design systems that handle artifact updates automatically and reliably at scale.

Responsibilities:

  • Own the product roadmap for Echo’s image factory - the internal system that builds, tests, and releases images, libraries, packages, and charts at scale.

  • Work with DevOps, platform, and backend engineers to define and prioritize internal tooling and workflows that increase automation, reliability, and throughput across the build pipeline.

  • Turn operational pain points into product requirements that reduce manual work and streamline releases.

  • Use build and dependency data to identify bottlenecks, measure performance, and guide continuous improvement.

  • Ensure the factory evolves to support thousands of images, hundreds of thousands of tags, and millions of libraries with consistency and speed.

Requirements:

  • 5+ years of previous experience as a DevOps / Platform Engineer / SRE with hands-on experience designing and operating large-scale build or deployment systems - Must.

  • Deep understanding of CI/CD, dependency management, image builds, and software release automation.

  • Experienced in scaling automation systems - balancing reliability, performance, and maintainability.

  • Data-driven and structured - able to analyze system behavior, spot inefficiencies, and design product features to address them.

  • Strong technical communicator - can work closely with engineers and translate operational pain points into product priorities.

  • Interested in moving into product management and applying your engineering background to build systems that scale automatically, not manually.

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