Group Product Manager, Developer Infrastructure - Remote

October 6, 2026

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The Developer Infrastructure team within Coinbase's Platform product group builds the tools and platforms that every Coinbase engineer relies on to build, test, ship, and operate software. As the Group Product Manager for this team, you'll own the product vision and multi-year strategy for the entire code lifecycle, from code change to production deployment. You'll define what world-class developer infrastructure looks like at Coinbase and drive the execution that makes every engineer faster, safer, and more productive.

What you'll do:

Own the end-to-end product roadmap and success metrics for Developer Infrastructure, including CI/CD pipelines, release automation, testing infrastructure, deployment systems, and production readiness standards.
Drive a continuous simplification agenda by leading regular systems migrations that reduce complexity, improve reliability, and make the platform easier for engineers to adopt and use effectively.
Build quality scorecards and leaderboards for production systems across Coinbase, ensuring all systems meet defined standards with executive-level visibility and accountability.
Partner with Engineering, SRE, Security, and infrastructure leadership to ensure developer lifecycle systems are reliable, performant, secure, and scalable.
Deepen understanding of internal customer needs by analyzing usage patterns, gathering feedback from Coinbase's engineering population, and translating insights into prioritized, high-impact investments.
Shape the integration of emerging technologies, including AI-powered testing, validation, and deployment capabilities, into the code lifecycle without compromising quality or safety.

Required Skills and Experience:

10+ years of product management experience, with significant experience in developer infrastructure, developer productivity, engineering platforms, or internal tools.
Deep domain expertise across the code lifecycle: CI/CD, build systems, testing infrastructure, release automation, deployment pipelines, and production readiness, with demonstrated fluency in DORA metrics.
Track record of defining and executing multi-year platform strategies that delivered measurable improvements to developer velocity, reliability, and quality.
Experience building products where engineers are the primary customer, with demonstrated ability to drive adoption and engagement across an engineering organization without a mandate.
Proven ability to articulate complex infrastructure strategy, quality tradeoffs, and investment cases to senior and executive leadership.
Utilizes generative AI responsibly, maintaining human oversight to deliver business-ready outputs and drive measurable improvements in workflow efficiency, cost, and quality.

Pay Transparency Notice: Base salary varies by location (see range below). Total compensation may also include equity and bonus eligibility, and benefits (medical, dental, vision, 401(k)).

Annual base salary range (excluding equity and bonus):

$243,865—$286,900 USD

Application Limit: Candidates may submit a maximum of 3 applications within a 6-month period.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Coinbase is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or genetic information. Applicants with criminal histories will be considered consistent with applicable federal, state, and local laws.
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