Top Semiconductor Product Manager Jobs

The Sr. Product Manager will lead product cycles from definition to release in the Physical AI sector, develop strategies, and enhance partnerships to secure licensing and design wins.

Manage product change processes, including approvals, configurations, and roadmaps. Lead strategies for product modifications post-release and facilitate communication between departments for alignment on product strategies and cost reductions.

Manage product change, oversee BOM accuracy, lead intercompany communication on product strategies, and drive cost reduction initiatives. Responsible for product roadmap and vendor issues post-release.

Lead marketing for Onto Innovation's 3Di and IR inspection solutions in semiconductor process control, driving adoption and creating market strategies.

The Product Manager will drive enhancements in workload automation products, identify market opportunities, lead cross-functional teams, and manage product lifecycle.

Wolfspeed seeks a Staff Product Manager to oversee power semiconductor products, focusing on product lifecycle, roadmap strategy, and P&L management. Effective communication and a strong technical background are essential.

The Product Owner II collaborates with teams to manage product backlogs, document requirements, and support agile processes within e-commerce environments.

The Senior Manager, Product Management will define and execute product strategy for atmospheric solutions, ensuring profitable market growth by delivering customer-driven products and roadmaps. Responsibilities include managing business plans, pricing strategies, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to maintain customer relationships and optimize product offerings.

Seeking a strategic Product Marketing Manager to lead marketing for AI Data Analytics products, focusing on market strategy, product positioning, and customer engagement.

The Product Manager will drive product strategy and execution for AirLink networking solutions, involving market analysis, product planning, and cross-functional leadership.

The Product Marketing Manager leads the product lifecycle for MPUs, developing market strategies, overseeing product launches, and engaging with customers to enhance business development.