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About Dell Technologies
Dell Technologies is a US-based technology company that designs and sells PCs, servers, storage and networking hardware, along with related software and IT services. Its product lines include the XPS, Latitude and Alienware PCs and the PowerEdge server and PowerStore storage families.
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The Senior Product Manager – Core Portfolio and Power Commodity Planner joins the team to lead portfolio planning and roadmap development for next-generation rack-scale infrastructure. This role involves defining infrastructure investments for L11/12+ integrated systems, rack architectures, and emerging technologies like Modular Data Centers and liquid cooling ecosystems. The successful candidate will build multi-year roadmaps, establish business cases, and manage transition strategies for compute, storage, networking, and power domains. Key responsibilities include evaluating architectural tradeoffs for direct-to-chip liquid cooling and ORV3-based rack designs to support AI training and cloud workloads. Required skills include hardware engineering, financial modeling, and cross-functional leadership. The role solves complex problems regarding capacity growth, cost efficiency, and sustainability by aligning hardware supply chain, platform lifecycle management, and technical evolution with business priorities.
What does a Product Manager earn in Texas?
Median $185500 from 47 postings across 17 companies.
Own the end-to-end infrastructure portfolio strategy for L11/L12 integrated systems and rack-level solutions.
Develop multi-year roadmaps aligning infrastructure investments with AI, cloud service requirements, and technology transitions.
Define infrastructure requirements and architectural tradeoffs for liquid cooling, power delivery, and high-density rack designs.
Establish business cases, investment frameworks, and financial models for future infrastructure platforms and technologies.
Translate emerging technologies like Modular Data Centers and direct-to-chip cooling into deployable product roadmaps.
Coordinate cross-functional planning activities across engineering, supply chain, finance, and operations teams.
Monitor industry trends and engage with ecosystem partners on standards development and platform innovation.
Monitor portfolio health through technical, operational, and financial metrics to drive lifecycle optimization.
What we're looking for
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Supply Chain, Business, or a related field.
8+ years of experience in product management, portfolio planning, infrastructure planning, hardware engineering, datacenter engineering, or related disciplines.
Experience working with server, storage, networking, rack, or datacenter infrastructure platforms.
Demonstrated ability to develop product and technology roadmaps spanning multiple years.
Experience driving complex cross-functional initiatives across geographically distributed teams.
Strong analytical skills, including business case development, prioritization frameworks, and financial modeling.
Ability to communicate technical concepts effectively to executive and non-technical audiences.
Proven success influencing stakeholders without direct authority.
Master's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Business Administration, or related discipline (preferred).
Experience with hyperscale cloud, AI infrastructure, datacenter systems, or large-scale enterprise infrastructure deployments (preferred).
Deep understanding of rack-scale architecture, OCP standards, ORV3 specifications, liquid cooling, and high-density AI infrastructure (preferred).
Experience developing infrastructure TCO models and investment strategies (preferred).
Familiarity with hardware supply chain, platform lifecycle management, and capacity planning processes (preferred).
Strong executive presence with experience presenting recommendations to senior leadership (preferred).