Director of Product Management, Endovascular Robotics

Siemens Healthineers

8d•$190,810 - $262,361

About The Position

The Director of Product Management will lead upstream Product Management for new product development in Siemens Healthineers’ Endovascular Robotics (EVR) business. The role translates clinical, customer, market, and business needs into product strategies, concepts, requirements, and development priorities, operating at the intersection of clinical need, customer workflow, technology, and business strategy. The Director partners with R&D, engineering, Clinical Affairs, Quality & Regulatory, Operations, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, and Commercial teams to guide a complex medical device from early concept through product realization. This is a player-coach position: the Director leads and develops the Product Management team while retaining direct responsibility for an assigned product domain within the broader EVR system. The role also supports the company’s transition into commercialization and downstream marketing, and promotes business development to meet product needs.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, or a related field; an advanced degree is preferred.
7–10 years of progressive experience in Product Management, new product development, engineering, strategic marketing, or related functions, with significant medical device experience.
Demonstrated experience leading upstream Product Management and new product development for complex medical devices.
Strong experience translating clinical, customer, and market needs into product concepts, requirements, roadmaps, and development recommendations.
Experience with complex electro-mechanical systems incorporating hardware, firmware, and software.
Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and influence senior technical, clinical, commercial, and business stakeholders in a matrixed organization.
Working knowledge of the medical device development lifecycle and experience operating within a regulated product-development environment.
Strong strategic thinking, analytical problem-solving, business acumen, and customer orientation.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate complex technical and clinical topics clearly and persuasively.
Demonstrated experience coaching, developing, or leading Product Management talent.
Ability to work with controlled technology in accordance with U.S. export control law.

Nice To Haves

Experience in neurointerventional procedures, interventional medical devices, complex capital equipment, or robotics.
Knowledge of the interventional neurology/neurovascular clinical environment.
Experience engaging physicians and customers directly through Voice of Customer, workflow research, concept evaluation, and clinical/user validation.
Prior experience supporting product launches or adoption of new procedural technologies.
Prior experience developing marketing, go-to-market, and commercial strategies.
Advanced degree.

Responsibilities

Lead EVR platform product strategy and roadmap development, translating clinical, customer, market, and business needs into product concepts and recommendations that inform portfolio priorities and investment decisions.
Lead upstream Product Management for new product development, including market research, Voice of Customer, opportunity assessment, concept generation, and product definition; initiate business development opportunities when needed.
Support the transition into commercialization and downstream marketing, and promote business development to meet product needs.
Define and prioritize product requirements, translating clinical and customer needs into requirements, features, value propositions, and development-priority recommendations.
Provide Product Management leadership on cross-functional development teams, partnering with R&D, engineering, Clinical Affairs, Quality & Regulatory, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Commercial teams to execute product strategy.
Serve as the hands-on Product Management lead for an assigned product domain, potentially including hardware, electrical, or firmware, working with engineering on product definition, requirements, technical trade-offs, and customer value.
Engage physicians, customers, and commercial stakeholders throughout development to identify and validate needs, concepts, workflows, and product solutions, and incorporate insights into product recommendations.
Lead and develop the Product Management team by establishing priorities and accountabilities, coaching team members, allocating resources, and strengthening upstream Product Management capabilities across EVR.