Product Manager

Bradley Professional is currently seeking a Product Manager for our Customer in Charlotte. You'll work hand in hand with ecommerce sales teams, marketing team on positioning and launch, and China-based engineering team on what gets built. This Product Manager will be the steward of that relationship — keeping the licensor aligned on roadmap, brand standards, and approvals as part of running the business. This is a hands‑on, run‑the‑business role, not a research‑and‑recommend one. What You’ll Own Financial performance of the line — pricing, margin, profitability, and inventory, with regular reporting out to the business Portfolio Lifecycle Management: not just new product development, but the ongoing health of the existing line — knowing what to invest in, reposition, re‑cost, or sunset The relationship: line review pitches, assortment and planogram strategy, and merchant negotiations A close working partnership with our Sales team across and ecommerce — you're in the account strategy conversations, not just handed the outcome Commercialization: working with Marketing to build the story and positioning behind new and existing products, and supporting launch A roadmap that reflects both company goals and what you're hearing from customers and the market, translated into clear priorities for our engineering team Cost and margin tradeoffs — identifying opportunities for margin improvement through quality upgrades, cost savings, and pricing Input into Murray's multi‑year strategy, including where the brand should expand next What You Bring 5+ years in product management consumer durables or hardlines, with direct Home Depot (or comparable big‑box) experience. A track record of pitching and winning in live line reviews — you've sat on the vendor side of the table and can speak to what you won, what you lost, and why Experience owning the financial performance of a product line — margin, pricing, and inventory — not just presenting numbers someone else built A close, trusted working relationship with sales teams in big‑box and ecommerce channels Comfort partnering with marketing on commercialization and product storytelling Demonstrated ability to manage a full portfolio — new development and existing SKUs — at the same time, without either one losing your attention Travel Approximately 10–15%, including line reviews, merchant meetings, trade shows, and engineering builds in Asi #J-18808-Ljbffr