This role pays more than
82%
of similar roles. Most pay
$177,737–$235,750
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$244k
versus about
$207k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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About Arm Holdings
Arm Holdings plc is a leading British semiconductor and software design firm, established in 1990 and recognized for developing energy-efficient processor architectures that power nearly all smartphones and a vast range of IoT and computing devices.
Arm Holdings currently has
39 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$208,450–$282,050
across 38 roles with salary data.
Product Manager – Cloud AI Compute Subsystems
As part of the Cloud AI Business Unit, you will drive compute subsystem products for next-generation data center infrastructure. This technical role involves product definition, lifecycle management, and partner enablement to help hyperscalers and technology partners implement Arm technology. You will translate customer needs and market trends into engineering priorities while managing existing computing module offerings. Day-to-day responsibilities include collaborating with architecture, RTL, verification, performance, and physical implementation teams to resolve complex technical problems and define requirements for future products. The role requires expertise in processors, SoCs, compute subsystems, and hardware development lifecycles. You will navigate the complexities of data center, cloud infrastructure, networking, HPC, and AI compute platforms. Key skills include systems engineering, solutions architecture, and the ability to manage trade-offs across multi-functional teams to influence hardware product roadmaps and technical requirements.
What does a Product Manager earn?
Median $204200 from 424 postings across 77 companies.
Define and refine compute subsystem requirements based on customer needs and technology trends.
Translate product strategy into clear engineering priorities for the development team.
Manage and evolve existing computing module offerings throughout their entire lifecycle.
Support partners in integrating Arm technology from RTL through physical implementation.
Incorporate insights from partner deployments into future product directions and priorities.
Drive alignment across architecture, engineering, program, and commercial teams on technical tradeoffs.
Translate complex technical problems into actionable requirements for hardware development.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
5+ years of experience with processors, SoCs, compute subsystems, or related hardware technologies.
Strong understanding of the hardware development lifecycle and ability to engage with engineering teams across architecture, RTL, verification, performance, and physical implementation.
Ability to solve complex technical problems, evaluate tradeoffs, and translate product needs into actionable requirements.
Strong cross-functional teamwork and communication skills.
Experience working with customers or technology partners on technical requirements, product adoption, or implementation (preferred).
Experience with Arm-based processors, compute subsystems, or server technologies (preferred).
Experience with data center, cloud infrastructure, networking, HPC, or AI compute platforms (preferred).
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