Top Energy Product Manager Jobs

The Product Manager will guide the vision and strategy for industrial cybersecurity products, ensuring alignment with business objectives and market needs, while managing the product lifecycle and cross-functional team engagement.

The Product Manager will identify and evaluate new business opportunities, oversee product development, and ensure customer satisfaction within the context of energy-efficient building solutions.

The Senior Product Development Specialist will lead the development and implementation of energy products and services, manage product testing, budgets, and vendor relationships while driving innovation and customer engagement.

Lead digital portfolio strategy and roadmap for industry sectors, implementing digital strategies, collaborating with teams, and ensuring customer value in digital business.

The Product Manager will be responsible for managing the Industrial Drives product lifecycle, collaborating with teams, and driving profitable growth based on market needs.

Lead and manage aspects of the digital ecosystem, drive digital business growth, support sales, and engage with stakeholders to develop innovative solutions.

Manage product lines throughout their lifecycle, perform market research, develop pricing strategies, and support sales while ensuring customer satisfaction.

The Product Manager will develop strategies for the Electrical Installation category, drive product growth, execute NPI, and gather market insights.

Lead development of the EASI microgrid design and optimization platform, define roadmap, collaborate with software and hardware teams, integrate product specs, drive go-to-market, support sales/RFPs, and ensure usability and real-time hardware data integration.

The Software Product Manager will own the software roadmap, coordinating between commercial and engineering teams while ensuring product requirements are met across various applications.

The IT Product Manager leads application design and development, manages vendor relationships, and ensures project delivery while transitioning to agile practices.

As a Product Manager, you will lead product definition and strategy, conduct competitive analysis, gather customer input, and define product features, pricing, and positioning.