The Role
Manage a hardware product portfolio end-to-end (cradle-to-grave). Define roadmap, prioritize features, drive market growth and leadership, coordinate cross-functional teams, and support go-to-market and lifecycle decisions.
Summary Generated by Built In
Luminator Technology Group is the preferred global provider of high quality transportation solutions. Our products enhance operational eƯiciency, passenger counting accuracy, safety, route scheduling optimization, and maintenance detection. With technology deployed in over 50,000 railcars and 56,000 buses across 85 countries, Luminator is shaping the future of real-time decision-making in transit systems. (www.luminator.com)
We are proud to employ the best people who are dedicated to the success of our customers and stakeholders.
We are currently looking for an experienced Hardware Product Manager to support our dynamic Product Management team. In this role you will manage a product portfolio, from cradle to grave, to grow our market share and leadership position.
Skills Required
- Experience as a Hardware Product Manager
- Experience managing a product portfolio end-to-end (cradle-to-grave)
- Proven ability to grow market share and product leadership
- Experience with transportation or transit hardware solutions
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The Company
What We Do
Luminator has been an innovator in the design and manufacture of communications and lighting products for more than 90 years. We serve three major transportation sectors: bus, rail, and aerospace. Luminator is the world's largest manufacturer of transportation lighting and destination signs and solutions to improve safety and efficiency. If you travel by public transit bus, passenger train, or commercial, corporate, or military aircraft, chances are you have come in contact with a Luminator product. https://futureoftransit.com/316hyRJ
