Top Aerospace Product Manager Jobs

Lead execution of disruption management and schedule-change product capabilities: own backlog, translate business needs to requirements, coordinate delivery, define workflows/business rules, analyze performance, run UAT, and drive cross-functional adoption and continuous improvement.

Lead strategy, roadmap, and delivery for internal Information Systems. Drive build-vs-buy decisions, translate operational needs into product specifications, coordinate integrations across ERP/PLM/MES and APIs, measure impact with KPIs, and partner with cross-functional teams to scale enterprise systems.

Own the Vehicle Modernization product portfolio: define configurations, enforce configuration discipline, and maintain multi-year roadmap. Drive product economics and P&L visibility, govern exceptions, reduce variant complexity, and align Engineering, Programs, and Business Development to enable predictable execution and next-generation modernization kits.

Support product strategy execution, manage project timelines, gather requirements, maintain product data in PIM, assist financial analysis and launches, and collaborate with Engineering, Operations, Purchasing, Sales, and Marketing. Conduct field research and represent the brand at tradeshows.

Own product strategy, roadmap, and execution for core platform areas. Conduct customer discovery, write requirements, prioritize backlogs, partner with engineering and design, translate complex workflows into reliable UX, use data to measure outcomes, and support go-to-market and adoption efforts in a fast-paced, mission-critical SaaS environment.

The Digital Technology Product Manager drives the strategy and roadmap for digital products, ensuring alignment with business needs, compliance, and effective delivery of enterprise systems.

Manage assigned aerospace product lines to meet revenue and profit targets: develop OEM relationships, forecasts, inventory and aging strategies, analyze KPIs, ensure contract compliance, and produce PL reporting for stakeholders.

Own product definition and roadmap for in-space propulsion systems, lead technical proposal and requirements activities from award through SRR, coordinate across engineering, manufacturing, and business teams, support customer engagement, trade studies, anomaly investigations, and transition products into program execution.