Technical Program Manager III, Infrastructure Resource Management, YouTube

YouTube, a leading video-sharing platform, is seeking a Technical Program Manager III to join their Infrastructure Resource Management team. This role is crucial in ensuring the efficient operation of YouTube's vast infrastructure. The position offers an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of technical program management and infrastructure planning, with a focus on capacity management, resource optimization, and cross-functional collaboration.

As a TPM III, you'll be responsible for developing and evaluating capacity plans, working closely with engineering teams, and driving critical infrastructure projects. The role requires a strong technical background combined with excellent project management skills. You'll be managing complex, multi-disciplinary projects from inception to completion, while ensuring YouTube's infrastructure can support its rapid growth and product launches.

The position offers competitive compensation ($142,000-$211,000) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working with cutting-edge technology at scale, making impactful decisions that affect millions of users worldwide. The role requires 5 years of program management experience, with a focus on data center infrastructure resource planning.

YouTube's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion makes it an attractive workplace where everyone's voice matters. You'll be part of a culture that believes in the power of sharing stories and building communities. The company's mission to give everyone a platform to share their story aligns with their internal culture of fostering belonging and inclusivity.

This role is perfect for someone who excels at technical program management, has a strong understanding of infrastructure resources, and wants to make a significant impact on one of the world's largest video platforms. You'll be working in either Mountain View or San Bruno, CA, collaborating with talented teams across Google to shape the future of YouTube's infrastructure.