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Manager, International Cloud Sourcing

Together AI Indexed employerSan Francisco or NYC · San Francisco, California, United States
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Employment

Contract

Published

Aug 19, 2026

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No date supplied

The role

About the Role

Together AI is looking for a Manager to own the commercial relationships with our international cloud compute suppliers and the market intelligence that drives our compute supply strategy. You will manage the lifecycle of international cloud service provider (CSP) contracts and renewals, run RFP processes for new capacity, build pricing benchmarks across the global GPU cloud landscape, and partner with infrastructure engineering, finance, and GTM to secure the right capacity at the best economics as we rapidly scale our GPU fleet globally.

Responsibilities

• Manage the lifecycle of international CSP leasing agreements, from sourcing and RFPs through contract execution and renewals

• Partner with infrastructure engineering to translate technical requirements into commercial specifications, and coordinate technical evaluations during vendor selection

• Develop and maintain relationships with cloud compute suppliers to expand Together's vendor ecosystem into new international markets

• Build and maintain market intelligence to stay ahead of pricing trends, supply availability, and the evolving international cloud compute vendor landscape

• Develop negotiation strategies that improve our cost position and terms as we scale, accounting for local contracting norms and market dynamics

• Drive continuous improvement on Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and actively mitigate supply chain and commercial risks across the GPU fleet

• Establish and lead regular, structured vendor performance reviews, including Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs), with international cloud and infrastructure compute suppliers.

• Track the country-level factors that shape international capacity decisions, including power availability, local regulatory and data residency requirements, currency, and tax and duty implications

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Requirements

Department: Business Operations