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This role pays less than
64%
of similar roles. Most pay
$174,925–$214,900
— the blue band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$179k
versus about
$195k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Broadcom
Broadcom is a global semiconductor and infrastructure software company that designs and markets a wide range of networking, storage, and wireless connectivity solutions. Industry: Semiconductors & Infrastructure Software
Broadcom currently has
280 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$121,900–$195,000
across 169 roles with salary data.
The Senior Product Manager will join the team to drive the product lifecycle and go-to-market execution for the PCIe Switch product line. This role involves defining the roadmap and ecosystem strategy for high-performance interconnects that power next-generation data center compute engines. Key responsibilities include managing the end-to-end product lifecycle from concept to launch, translating AI workload trends into hardware and software requirements, and serving as the primary technical-business interface for hyperscalers and OEMs. The position requires expertise in data center architectures, specifically AI/ML server topologies, GPU/XPU clusters, and rack-scale integration. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in developing pricing models, ROI justifications, and product roadmaps while collaborating with ASIC design, firmware, and silicon validation teams to solve throughput, scaling, and latency challenges.
What does a Product Manager earn in California?
Median $222500 from 327 postings across 57 companies.
Remote (San Diego, CA)40 days ago
$237,800–$356,800
AI Frameworks
TensorFlow
PyTorch
GPU Architecture
PCIe
CXL
UAL
Machine Learning Systems
Data Center Systems
Rack-scale Orchestration
Interconnect Fabrics
Power Delivery
Compilers
Optimization Toolchains
AI Infrastructure
Semiconductors
GPUs
CPUs
AI Accelerators
PCIe
CXL
Ethernet
InfiniBand
HBM
LPDDR
High-speed Interconnects
Storage Technologies
Data Center Architecture
ML Workloads
Large Language Models
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