Director of Technical Product Management — AI Data Center Interconnect

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point2 technologySan Jose (CA)

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Director of Technical Product Management — AI Data Center InterconnectOverview Lead the product strategy and roadmap for Point2’s next‑generation copper, optical, and RF interconnect solutions for AI and hyperscale data centers. Manage and mentor the Technical Product Management team while driving alignment across engineering, sales, marketing, and ecosystem partners.
Responsibilities: Own product strategy, roadmap, and technical requirements for high‑speed interconnect solutions. Lead and develop the Technical Product Management team. Translate customer and market needs into clear product specifications and multi‑year plans. Partner with engineering on architecture, feature prioritization, and development execution. Engage with hyperscalers, OEMs, and ecosystem partners to validate requirements and influence product direction. Support product launches, messaging, and customer engagements with marketing and sales. Assess competitive offerings and position Point2 products for differentiation. Drive cross‑functional alignment across engineering, operations, supply chain, and executive teams.
Qualifications: 10+ years in technical product management, semiconductor interconnect, near-package, co‑packaged I/O systems (NPx/CPx), or high‑speed cable interconnects. Strong understanding of data‑center architectures and copper/optical/RF cable interconnect technologies. Proven experience defining and launching complex semiconductor or system‑level products. Excellent communication and leadership skills with experience influencing cross‑functional teams. BS/MS in Electrical Engineering or related field; MBA a plus. Location(s) Irvine, CA (Orange County area) We thank all applicants for their interest in Point2 Technology. Due to the volume of applications received, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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