Product Manager, Infrastructure

About Echo Echo delivers frontier-hardened software across the enterprise software supply chain. Echo's containers, libraries, OS packages, VMs, and more are built and patched from source by agentic pipelines, and continuously vetted for supply chain threats. With us, developers and agents can build with secure-by-default software that's compatible with the tools and versions they already use.

We’re looking for a Product Manager to own and scale Echo’s image factory - designing systems that handle artifact updates automatically and reliably at scale.

What you'll do

• Own the product roadmap for Echo’s image factory - the internal system that builds, tests, and releases images, libraries, packages, and charts at scale.
• Work with DevOps, platform, and backend engineers to define and prioritize internal tooling and workflows that increase automation, reliability, and throughput across the build pipeline.
• Turn operational pain points into product requirements that reduce manual work and streamline releases.
• Use build and dependency data to identify bottlenecks, measure performance, and guide continuous improvement.
• Ensure the factory evolves to support thousands of images, hundreds of thousands of tags, and millions of libraries with consistency and speed.
• What you bring
• 5+ years of previous experience as a DevOps / Platform Engineer / SRE with hands-on experience designing and operating large-scale build or deployment systems
• Deep understanding of CI/CD, dependency management, image builds, and software release automation.
• Experienced in scaling automation systems - balancing reliability, performance, and maintainability.
• Data-driven and structured - able to analyze system behavior, spot inefficiencies, and design product features to address them.
• Strong technical communicator - can work closely with engineers and translate operational pain points into product priorities.
• Interested in moving into product management and applying your engineering background to build systems that scale automatically, not manually.