Product Manager (Edge & Agentic AI)

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apolisSan Diego (CA)

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SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Senior Product Manager (Edge & Agentic AI)We are seeking a Senior Product Manager to drive the development and commercialization of Edge AI and Agentic AI solutions. The ideal candidate will have strong product management experience combined with technical expertise in AI, edge computing, and hardware/software Responsibilities:Define product strategy, roadmap, requirements, and go-to-market plans.Develop end-to-end Edge AI and Agentic AI solutions across devices, compute, software, and cloud.Evaluate LLMs, foundation models, vision/multimodal models, and AI inference AI agent capabilities including RAG, tool use, orchestration, memory, and workflow with engineering teams on prototypes and production deployments.Evaluate CPU, GPU, NPU, and AI accelerators and optimize performance, power, latency, and cost.Analyze market trends, customer requirements, and competitive technologies.Collaborate with engineering, customers, partners, sales, and other cross-functional teams.Required Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or related field.4+ years of Product Management or related experience.Strong knowledge of AI/ML, Edge AI, and Generative AI.Experience with LLMs, Agentic AI, RAG, and AI inference experience with Python and/or C/C++.Understanding of CPU/GPU/NPU/AI accelerators and hardware-software communication, presentation, and stakeholder-management skills.

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