Built to set the gold standard for integrated AI infrastructure
Crux AI is a newly formed, U.S.-based integrated AI infrastructure company created to remove the physical and operational constraints on consequential AI ambitions. Crux brings together power, high-density data centers, TPU silicon, networking, orchestration software, and ongoing operations as one integrated system.
Crux is being capitalized to plan every layer together, develop each one to demanding standards, and operate the whole system with efficiency and reliability. That gives hyperscalers, frontier AI labs, sovereign customers, enterprises, and AI-native companies greater freedom to pursue the AI they are here to create.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
You will own the translation layer between Crux's Finance function and its infrastructure delivery pipeline. Reporting to, Crux's Chief Program Manager, you will run the program discipline that keeps a multi-billion-dollar build pipeline legible to Finance, Development, and Operations at once: translating capacity plans, cost and margin models, and deal terms into a common, defensible view that leadership can act on without relitigating every project from scratch. This is a process-from-scratch seat — there is no inherited PMO playbook to run, only the mandate to build one, fast, without adding headcount to compensate for missing rigor.
In this role, you will:
Own the program cadence connecting Finance, Development, and Operations on every active data center and capacity commitment — one integrated view of cost, schedule, and deal status, not three disconnected ones.
Translate capacity plan of record and cost/margin model of record inputs into Finance-ready outputs, and translate Finance's constraints back into terms Development and Operations can execute against.
Build and run the intake, review, and escalation gates for the active project portfolio, so nothing material moves without the right functions weighing in at the right stage.
Track commitments made in program reviews to closure — flag deviations, at-risk milestones, and sequencing conflicts before they become delays, not after.
Partner directly with Finance's financial modeling team to ensure their models are fed by current, reconciled program data rather than stale inputs.
Build the reporting and status mechanisms that let leadership see risk early — a program that surfaces its own bad news is the goal, not the exception.
Default to AI-agentic workflows for status tracking, reconciliation, and reporting — this function does not scale by adding coordinators.
SIGNALS OF SUCCESS
After 60 days in this role:
Program cadence and escalation gates are stood up and running across at least one active workstream.
First integrated Finance/Development/Operations status view is in use, replacing ad hoc updates.
After 6 months:
Commitments-to-closure tracking is live across the full active portfolio, with zero silently-dropped action items.
Finance is running its models off your reconciled data, not parallel spreadsheets.
After 1 year:
The Finance↔Ops translation layer runs as a repeatable system, not a personal effort — positioned to scale as Crux's build pipeline grows.
EXPERIENCES, ATTRIBUTES AND MINDSET THAT INDICATE A GOOD MATCH
Experiences
8+ years running large-scale technical or infrastructure programs, with direct experience building program process from scratch rather than operating inside an existing PMO.
Demonstrated fluency translating between Finance and Infrastructure/Operations — you've built the artifacts (models, trackers, gates) that let both sides trust the same numbers.
Cloud, data center, or other capital-intensive infrastructure background; comfortable with multi-year, multi-vendor delivery timelines.
Attributes
You build the system that makes the next status meeting boring, through discipline, not heroics — you don't paper over a conflict between Finance and Ops, you surface it and help resolve it.
You are the honest broker between functions — you hold Finance and Ops to the same numbers and say so when they don't match.
Mindset
High tolerance for ambiguity. You design structure where none exists yet, rather than waiting for one to arrive.
AI-agentic first. Fluent with AI agents — or committed to becoming so quickly — and you embed them as first principles in how you and your team work, defaulting to agentic workflows before adding headcount or process.
Nice to have (preferred, not required)
Experience at a neocloud or hyperscaler (CoreWeave, Nebius, Lambda, Crusoe, Google, AWS, Meta, Microsoft) in a technical program management role spanning Finance and Infrastructure.
Exposure to capex/commitment tracking or prepay-style capacity commercial structures.
Familiarity with Agile or equivalent program management methodology applied to physical infrastructure delivery, not just software.
Formal PMP or equivalent program management credential.
Salary Range Information
The annual salary range for this position has been estimated based on market data and other factors. However, a salary higher or lower than this range may be appropriate for a candidate whose qualifications differ meaningfully from those listed in the job description.
About Crux
We offer generous base, bonus and additional incentive based compensation
Health, dental, and vision coverage for you and your dependents
Company-paid life insurance and disability
Full suite of other optional benefits
401(k) Plan with 4% company match
Hybrid schedule offering four days in-office collaboration paired with one remote workday for focused, individual work
Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
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Built to set the gold standard for integrated AI infrastructure Crux AI is a newly formed, U.S.-based integrated AI infrastructure company created to remove the physical and operational constraints on the world’s most consequential AI ambitions. Crux will finance, develop, and operate the full chain required to deliver large-scale TPU compute—from power and high-density data centers to silicon, networking, orchestration software, and ongoing operations—as one integrated system. Those ambitions extend far beyond frontier models. They include faster drug discovery, earlier diagnoses, personalized treatment, mathematical breakthroughs, adaptive education, robotics for disaster response, energy optimization, national security, and data sovereignty. Their progress depends on reliable access to large blocks of accelerated compute—and on the power, facilities, networks, software, and technical expertise required to keep that compute running. Crux is being capitalized and designed to address these constraints together. Its integrated model supports long-range capacity planning, efficient data center development, optimized TPU clusters, flexible service commitments, and dependable production operations. Crux will serve hyperscalers, frontier AI labs, sovereign and public-sector customers, global enterprises, and AI-native companies through compute-as-a-service and related infrastructure services. This is the standard Crux is being built to set: every layer planned together, financed for the long term, and operated as one system—giving customers the freedom to focus on the AI they are here to create.