Senior Product Manager, Intelligence Systems

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Managing stakeholders’ requirements (Deployment Operations, Technical Operations, Hardware Product Management, Quality, Logistics, etc.) and synthesizing them into a prioritized backlog
• Work closely with the engineering team. You will learn about engineering pain points, understand where those pain points reflect product deficiencies, and assess how those developer pain points are affecting end users.
• Define solutions. Identify potential features that will accelerate Anduril’s goals, increase our ability to quickly scale, and create an excellent end user experience.
• Prioritize and plan. Set clear outcomes for your portfolio in partnership with your engineering, design, and business partners.
• Communicate vision and execution strategy. Proactively communicate goals to stakeholders and manage expectations of delivery. Escalate large trade offs and necessary decision points as needed.
• Execute. Work hands-on to deliver new capabilities across the lifecycle of the product, from initial release and onboarding, through day-to-day improvements.
• When possible, lead with data. Define and monitor key metrics to measure success.
• External storytelling. Work with business development, proposal, marketing, and compliance leads to communicate product capabilities externally. Participate in large-scale customer demos.

Job requirements

• 7+ years in product development, with at least 5 years specifically in a hands-on product management capacity.
• Preference given to individuals with experience managing both hardware and software product lifecycles.
• Expertise in secure networking environments is a plus.
• Ability to balance requirements across engineering, design, data, and business stakeholders
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Experience leveraging diverse multimedia resources to enhance product adoption and acquire user feedback
• Aptitude for working with internal and external stakeholders, across a wide range of technical comfort
• Demonstrated success decomposing a problem into addressable component parts