Product Manager

Product Management Team MemberAs a full-time member of the Product Management Team at our South Burlington, Vermont or Cary, North Carolina location, you set global strategy across diverse markets. You are solutions-oriented and on the cutting edge of what our customers need before the market has yet realized the potential. You're an experienced Product Manager looking to make an impact on a global market with a high growth company.In this role, you'll be responsible for:Defining and managing clear product strategies and roadmaps aligned with business goals across owned product lines.Continuously analyzing market trends, customer needs, competition, and technology advancements to inform product decisions.Overseeing products from conception through launch, lifecycle management, and obsolescence, ensuring portfolio optimization.Coordinating effectively with engineering, operations, sales, marketing, and support teams for cohesive product execution.Actively engaging with customers and stakeholders to capture feedback and integrate customer-driven enhancements.Developing detailed product requirements, ensuring compliance with industry-specific standards (MIL-STD, NEBS, IEC, CRA) and high reliability.Creating pricing strategies and managing product financial performance to maximize profitability and competitive positioning.Leading product launches, including strategic positioning, messaging, sales enablement, and marketing collaboration.Tracking, analyzing, and continuously improving product performance based on defined KPIs and customer satisfaction metrics.Providing leadership, guidance, and mentorship within the product management team, fostering innovation and accountability.Product management is the process of strategically directing every stage of the product lifecycle—from research and development to pricing and positioning—to build technically feasible products that fulfill both customer needs and business objectives. A famous quote from PM guru Martin Eriksson says product management is what happens "at the intersection between business, technology, and user experience." In short: product managers analyze business, technology, and customer needs, then define product solutions and guide a product team to deliver them. Product management is a cross-functional role: effective product management involves cross-functional communication with organizational stakeholders, including C-level executives, engineering, marketing, sales, customer support, and supply chain.Learn more about Life at OnLogic: