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One of the primary contacts that interfaces with IT (Product Manager, Tech Lead, Engineers) to import new data, troubleshoot/test data and establish/maintain data governance. We are looking for an experienced data product manager who can balance the strategy, governance, and implementation of key data that will be leveraged by multiple functions within Cardiology Sales Operations.
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BlueLinx is growing, and the sales team is looking for a Product Sales Manager - Engineered Wood Products. This role serves as the SME for a specific product or group of products, while supporting an assigned geographical area (sales district or region.
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As a Senior Product Manager, you will work in the product model and will partner to develop a comprehensive product strategy, related roadmap, and set key business objectives (OKRs) for your respective product.
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Senior Product Manager, Interventional Cardiology Onsite Location(s): Maple Grove, MN, US, 55311. This Senior Product Manager has U.S. responsibility for our first-to-market AGENT Drug-Coated Balloon, focused on developing and executing the business plan initiatives for this strategic product category and key marketing strategies.
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The Principal Omnichannel Product Manager for Electrophysiology (EP) will lead the creation and execution of customer-centric omnichannel programs that drive meaningful results for our Cardiology business.
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Communicate tooling lead time and status of all parts, tooled or standard, to the engineering project manager. Rotational supply chain, procurement and sourcing, single point of contact, project leadership role for the support of new product development initiatives and capital equipment purchases for assigned Graco business units/divisions.
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2+ years of experience in the Product Marketing/Management field or related experience in the industrial automation space is required. Provide ongoing product support and guidance to supply, quality, and production organizations.
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Our Senior Product Development Project Manager plays a crucial role in Lexington’s growth. Senior Product Development Project Manager - Coon Rapids, MN. As a senior-level technical expert, this individual drives innovation and leads projects through the entire product development process.
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