Senior Product Manager, FlashArray Core

As the Senior Product Manager for FlashArray Core, you will own the multi-year vision and execution for our most widely deployed storage platforms, the //X and //C families. You aren’t just managing a product line; you are architecting the default enterprise storage platform that powers the world’s most critical data. By bridging the gap between complex engineering milestones and market-winning business outcomes, you will drive revenue growth and ensure our customers achieve unmatched total cost of ownership (TCO) through industry-leading innovation and collaboration.

Define and Champion the Core Roadmap: Architect a data-driven roadmap for the //X and //C product lines, prioritizing features, capacity points, and performance enhancements that deliver transformative value and solidify our market leadership.

Orchestrate Full-Lifecycle Execution: Lead the end-to-end journey of hardware and software updates from initial concept and PRD through GA and growth, ensuring seamless transitions and field execution that minimize customer friction.

Translate Insights into Engineering Requirements: Partner directly with customers and field teams to decode workload patterns—such as virtualization and database consolidation—into actionable user stories and technical requirements for our engineering, performance, and QA teams.

Optimize Portfolio Performance: Analyze telemetry, market trends, and pricing data to justify strategic roadmap bets and track key KPIs, including bookings mix, system utilization, and the success of our Evergreen service programs.

Empower Global Sales and Operations: Collaborate with SKU Management and Product Marketing to build crisp positioning, configuration guidance, and GTM content that enables our field teams to win in the midrange and performance enterprise segments.

Strategic Systems Management: Proven success in driving complex infrastructure products or features through the full lifecycle, from requirements authoring to post-launch optimization and field enablement.