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Execute on product development by working with Astera Labs cross-functional teams (program management, R&D, sales, operations, and corporate development) to ensure successful product launch and business growth.
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We're looking for a Product Manager to join the Global Product Management team within JCI's Intrusion Product Business Unit (PBU) responsible for our wireless IQ Panel portfolio.
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The ideal candidate will possess a strong Product Management background, an ability to work with customers, sales, engineering and cross-functional teams, have experience launching multiple customer-facing products and features preferably in the cloud networking domain.
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ComPAS (Companion Products & Services) product management team delivers 1P accessories and companion devices for multiple product verticals such as E-readers, Tablets, Fire TV, Echo, and Smart Home with both in-box and standalone products, at world class margins.
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5+ years experience in Product Management position in a top tech company or high growth startup. Master’s degree from a top program to develop the foundation of strong technical knowledge for product management.
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Experience: Prior experience in robotics, demonstrating a track record of successful product management. Modern SW Product Management: Deep understanding of modern software product management practices including agile methodologies, A/B testing, and more.
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In this role as a Platform Product Manager, you should be skilled at demonstrating bias for action to deliver your product through the end-end product lifecycle, as well as working closely across product management, engineering, strategy, merchant technology, retail merchandising, supply chain & analytics teams at a detailed level.
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Years of consumer web or mobile product management experience. ’s strategic and competitive position in the market to develop a product strategy and roadmap. Define and analyze key performance metrics to support and inform product decisions.
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Palo Alto Networks is building a world-class product management organization and continues to look for top-notch product managers to expand the team. Experience in certification product management or certification security engineer experience.
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The Sr Product Manager, Ion Endoluminal will be responsible for product management of Ion, a novel robotic technology for lung access. Minimum 5 years of professional experience with at least 2 years of experience in medical device product management, product marketing or product sales.
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The position may be responsible for direct management of other security product managers, interfacing with UI/UX and engineering counterparts to deliver delightful products to NetApp's enterprise customers around the globe.
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Proven work experience in a product management position in a startup and top tech company. Act as a product evangelist to build awareness and understanding. You will join a dynamic and fast-paced environment and work with cross-functional teams to design, build, and roll-out a world-class AV product.
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Apply Project Management methodologies (e.g. critical path analysis, Gantt charting, risk registry) and tools (e.g. JIRA, Confluence, Wrike) to define a repeatable Build Bring up tracking process.
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JOIN THE TEAM TODAYRequired skills/qualifications: Language Competence: Proficient in English & Korean Writing and Speaking SkillsTechnical Competence: Product Design Sprints, Stakeholder Management, Product Prototyping, User Experience and Product Design, and Agile Project and Product ManagementEmpathy for learners Flexibility for part-time, independent contract work Responsibilities: As a Q&A Professional Provide support to students by responding to technical queries over our platform.
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JOB REQUIREMENTS: 2+ years working as a Product Manager, either as a Growth PM or Platform PM role. Strong familiarity with content management systems (e.g., WordPress, Adobe). Excellent communication and project management skills, with a knack for transforming ambiguous situations into clear action plans.
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