Principal Product Manager, Developer Experience

About the role:

CoreWeave is seeking a Principal Product Manager for Developer Experience to define and drive the roadmap for our internal developer platforms and delivery tooling. You will work closely with engineering leaders in Common Services (Dev X Delivery, Dev X IDP, Cloud Experience, Observability, Data Services) and partner orgs to understand where engineers are losing time, translate those pain points into clear problem statements, and deliver opinionated solutions that scale. Your focus will be on measurable improvements to developer productivity and software delivery outcomes, not feature checklists.

You will spend your time deeply embedded with engineering teams: mapping workflows from code to production, identifying friction, defining metrics, and collaborating on designs that make the “right way” the easy way. You’ll own prioritization across competing stakeholders, communicating tradeoffs and long-term bets while still delivering incremental value along the way.

In this role, you will:

• Own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for internal developer experience platforms (e.g., CI/CD, internal developer platform, delivery tooling, golden paths).
• Partner with the broader Product team on product prioritizations, broad product strategy, and shared goals.
• Partner with engineering leads in Common Services, IaaS, Security, and Customer Experience to identify and prioritize high-value problems across the software delivery lifecycle.
• Run structured discovery with internal “customers” (engineers, managers, SREs, TPMs) to understand workflows, constraints, and recurring pain points.
• Define clear problem statements, success metrics, and hypotheses for DevX initiatives (e.g., lead time for change, deployment frequency, MTTR, onboarding time).
• Write concise, technically rigorous PRDs and collaborate on design docs that align DevX, platform, and security requirements.
• Manage and prioritize backlogs across multiple teams, balancing foundational platform investments with near-term developer pain and compliance/operational needs.
• Partner with engineering to plan increments, sequence rollout, and ensure we ship changes that are observable, operable, and reversible.
• Drive adoption of DevX tooling through documentation, enablement sessions, and feedback loops; treat communication and change management as part of the product.
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