Capacity Manager

Nebius is leading a new era in cloud infrastructure for the global AI economy. We are building a full-stack AI cloud platform that supports developers and enterprises from data and model training through to production deployment, without the cost and complexity of building large in-house AI/ML infrastructure.

• Learning how the Capacity Management function operates and how it interacts with other teams.
• Interviewing team members and cross-functional stakeholders to collect and validate information.
• Mapping our main areas of responsibility, workflows, dependencies and stakeholder interfaces.
• Designing a clear information architecture for the Capacity Management Confluence space.
• Creating a practical home page that helps different audiences find the right information quickly.
• Developing or improving onboarding materials for new team members and partners.
• Documenting key processes, ownership areas, terminology, decision paths and working agreements.
• Collecting feedback from users and improving the content based on how it works in practice.

• You are currently completing, or have recently completed, a degree in engineering, computer science, information systems, operations management or a related field.
• You can bring structure to incomplete, scattered or ambiguous information.
• You can explain complex subjects in simple, precise language.
• You are comfortable asking questions, listening carefully and following up until you understand how something really works.
• You can distinguish between a process as it is intended to work and how it works in practice.
• You are interested in cloud infrastructure, technical operations and cross-functional project management.
• You pay attention to detail without losing sight of the larger picture.
• You are comfortable collaborating with both technical specialists and managers.

• This Early Talent Program offers a close-up view of how cross-functional management works in a fast-growing cloud infrastructure organization.
• You will have the opportunity to see how technical, commercial and operational priorities are coordinated in practice, discover the real-world dependencies behind cloud infrastructure at scale, and learn how capacity decisions connect engineering, hardware, finance, product and customer demand.
• Work with experienced specialists and managers across several functions.
• Deliver a visible project that will be used for onboarding and day-to-day collaboration.