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Mid LevelFull-timePythonRustGitGoAI
Salary Range
$102,000 - $138,000 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
About the Role
We are looking for a Project Manager to join our team at ComfyUI, one of the most active AI projects on GitHub. This role focuses on bringing order to the creative chaos of the project, ensuring that the right things land at the right time, tested and ready.
Key Responsibilities
- →Own the roadmap for ComfyUI core: track dependencies, manage priorities, and plan ahead for large projects so nothing falls through the cracks
- →Organize the team for new model releases, from code merging, packaging checkpoints on huggingface to our GTM process
- →Build and run our PR review process: triage incoming contributions, test changes yourself (yes, actually run them), coordinate with QA when needed, and ensure PRs are verified before engineering review
- →Be the quality gatekeeper: for changes affecting model implementations, verify outputs match before and after, test across resolutions, catch regressions before they ship
- →Identify what's urgent vs. what can wait, and make sure time-sensitive work gets the attention it needs
- →Maintain our GitHub issues: find the real bugs, close the duplicates, and keep the backlog honest
- →Track commitments: when tasks are created, make sure they get done
Requirements
- ✓You know ComfyUI deeply — not just as a user, but you understand how it works under the hood
- ✓You care intensely about software quality and have high standards for what ships
- ✓You're exceptionally organized with strong attention to detail — nothing slips past you
- ✓You communicate clearly but aren't the loudest voice in the room; you earn trust through reliability and competence
- ✓You vibe well with engineers and understand how to support them without getting in their way
- ✓Bonus: You've contributed to open source projects or managed community contributions before
- ✓Bonus: Comfortable reading Python and understanding technical trade-offs, even if you're not writing code daily
