Infrastructure Project Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA
Infrastructure Project Manager jobs in San Francisco are concentrated across the city's Civic Center, Mission Bay, and South of Market districts, driven by public transit, utilities, and technology infrastructure programs. Employers actively hiring include Google, OpenAI, and Together AI. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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About the role
Persona's infrastructure team builds the foundation that everything else runs on: cloud platforms, Kubernetes, databases, CI/CD pipelines, networking, and observability. As an Infrastructure Engineering Resident, you'll work on real production systems from day one, contributing to the reliability and performance of our identity platform alongside seasoned engineers. This position is based in San Francisco. The team is in the office Tuesday through Thursday, with the option to work from home on Monday and Friday. We offer relocation support for those based outside of the San Francisco Bay Area.
About the Program
Persona's Infrastructure Engineering Residency is a 3-month program for folks early in their career who are ready to get their hands on real systems from day one. You won't be doing tutorial work. You'll embed with one of our infrastructure teams, pick up starter tickets, and build working knowledge of the tools that actually run production, such as cloud platforms, container orchestration, CI/CD, and more. By the end, you'll have the fundamentals and a clear path to a full-time infrastructure engineering role.
What you'll bring to Persona
- Engineers who are early in their careers or entering the industry for the first time
- Systems-level curiosity: You want to know how things work, whether it's containers, networking, or deployment pipelines.
- Independent thinking: You unblock yourself, learn from mistakes quickly, and drive toward solutions rather than waiting for direction.
- People first: You care about more than just the systems; you care about the engineers who depend on them and the customers they serve.
- Continuous learner: You are excited to pick up new tools, understand new services, and get comfortable not knowing everything yet.
- Collaborative spirit: You thrive in team environments, value diverse perspectives, and are willing to pair, ask questions, and learn across functions.
What you'll gain from the Program
- Hands-on experience: Solve real problems on production infrastructure, not simulations
- Mentorship: You'll be paired with a dedicated mentor on your host team who owns your ramp, meets with you regularly, and is your first stop when you're blocked. You'll also learn from engineers who have built and operated infrastructure at some of the fastest growing or largest technology companies in the world
- Fast-track to full-time: Excel in the program and join us as a full-time infrastructure engineer
- Collaborative culture: Work across infrastructure, product engineering, and security teams to see how infra enables the entire business
- Why this is exciting: You'll join a small, high-impact infrastructure team at a fast-growing startup where the systems you touch underpin everything Persona does. If you're driven, curious, and excited about building the foundation other engineers depend on, we want to hear from you.
What success looks like
By the end of your three months, you will have:
- Built a working mental model of your team's slice of the stack, enough to explain it to the next new engineer
- Shipped at least one change to production with guidance, and written up what you changed so the next person can follow it
- Found and named at least one rough edge, a gap in tooling, docs, or observability, and proposed a concrete fix
- Built working relationships with the engineers and partner teams you depend on, and know where to go when you're stuck
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Infrastructure Project Manager Jobs in San Francisco: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a infrastructure project manager job in San Francisco?
Focus on San Francisco's most active hiring sectors: public transit, water and utilities, and large-scale civic construction. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, the Port of San Francisco, and major commercial developers in Mission Bay and the Civic Center corridor hire regularly. Candidates with PMP certification, familiarity with CEQA environmental review processes, and experience managing multi-agency stakeholder groups stand out most in this market.
Which companies hire infrastructure project managers in San Francisco?
Employers hiring infrastructure project managers in San Francisco right now include Google, OpenAI, and Together AI, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. San Francisco's hiring pool is a mix of public agencies, large engineering and construction firms, and technology companies managing campus or data infrastructure projects.
Are there remote infrastructure project manager jobs in San Francisco?
Yes, though with limits, since infrastructure roles often require on-site presence for inspections, contractor coordination, and field verification. About 38% of infrastructure project manager openings tied to San Francisco are remote or hybrid as of June 2026, concentrated in program coordination, budget oversight, and stakeholder reporting functions rather than active construction management.
How can I get a infrastructure project manager job in San Francisco with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is through a project coordinator or assistant project manager role at a San Francisco engineering or construction firm, where you support senior PMs on public works or transit contracts. City agencies and utilities in San Francisco also hire program assistants who move into full project manager roles as they gain field hours and complete PMP prerequisites through local professional development programs.
Which industries hire the most infrastructure project managers in San Francisco?
Most infrastructure project manager openings in San Francisco sit in Technology & Software, Artificial Intelligence, and Science & Research, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. San Francisco's sustained investment in public transit upgrades, waterfront redevelopment, and technology campus construction keeps demand concentrated in those sectors year over year.
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