Software Product Manager
Software Product Manager
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for software products within the IPG Systems BU. Execute on strategy and analysis necessary to delight customers with world-class experience on IPG Systems software suites
- Work closely with global customers and an international team of software developers, mechanical and electrical engineers, applications engineers, sales and marketing colleagues to shape digital transformation of the IPG Systems portfolio
- Conduct competitive and market analysis to inform positioning and prioritization
- Present roadmap updates and business cases to senior leadership
- Gather and synthesize input from customers, sales, applications engineers, and internal stakeholders to define market requirements
- Translate requirements into clear, prioritized product specifications (PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria) for engineering teams
- Partner with software engineering leads to plan releases, balancing scope, quality, and timelines
- Manage the product backlog and lead sprint/release planning ceremonies with engineering
- Collaborate with marketing and engineering on usability and workflow improvements
- Support go-to-market activities: pricing input, sales enablement materials, launch messaging, and training
- Act as the internal and external voice of the customer throughout the product lifecycle
- Define and track success metrics (adoption, usage, NPS, revenue impact) for owned products
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