- Location
- San Diego, CA,US, US
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- IT
- Seniority
- Manager
- Education
- Bachelor
- Source
- Eightfold
Description
10+ years of enabling new technology and marketing messaging for PCs 3+ years of working in a large matrixed organization. Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Information Systems, Computer Science, Humanities, or related field. 5+ years of Product Management or related work experience. Leads team collaboration in the creation of new use cases and validates cases for development of a new, complex features to ensure they are appropriate given business direction Develops plans for marketing and demo of such designs and technologies through technical marketing opportunities such as conferences, congresses, and direct customer contact and drives product launch efforts. Translates customer feedback and external environment into potential changes for the differentiated technology planning strategy and communicates this to senior leaders. Completes product development and definition activities for a new or highly complex, owned product, including determination of cost and impact, and interacts with sales team to generate forecasts. Holds self and team(s) accountable for remaining up to date on competitors, technological advances, and the product ecosystem and taking the lead on development and design innovation of new and complex products to articulate differentiation of products to customer and identify trends. Communicates regularly with leadership following a communication plan to ensure cross-functional understanding of product plans for a product line. Ensures successful cross-functional collaboration by ensuring that agreed upon KPIs and specifications are met for a new, complex product(s), upon delivery by engineering team. Collaborates with key stakeholders and program sponsors to develop product goals (e.g., performance, cost, timeline, customer schedules), discuss product feasibility, and facilitate cross-functional decision making for products they own. Financial accountability (e.g., does not involve budgeting responsibility).