Product Manager, Home Energy Experience.

dcbel Inc•Montreal, QC

46d

About The Position

dcbel Inc. (www.dcbel.energy) designs and sells residential products to make clean, efficient, and sustainable energy accessible to all — because everyone in the world deserves energy without compromise. dcbel is at the leading edge of the residential energy revolution. Its products enable decentralized energy consumption and production through its vertically integrated suite of energy hardware and software products, and their supporting infrastructure. Our flagship product, dcbel Ara, is a Home Energy Station that gives everyone ownership over their energy supply by using solar power to charge their EV and power their home, unlocking their EV’s battery for blackout protection, backup power (V2H) and grid services (V2G), and optimizing the energy flow between their solar panels, EVs, stationary battery and the grid. This role brings structure and clarity to system complexity. It ensures product intent is clearly defined, consistently applied, and ready to be built so teams can move with confidence and users experience a coherent system. It defines what gets built and how it is structured, translating direction into scenario-driven scope grounded in real-world behavior. At its core, this role shapes clear, buildable product decisions through learning loops powered by AI-assisted prototyping, build–learn cycles, and build-to-validate approaches. Ensure customers experience predictable, understandable, and trustworthy system behavior across all home energy interactions.

Requirements

7+ years in product management or product ownership
Strong experience with mobile and complex, high-usage products
Strong fundamentals in prioritization, trade-offs, requirements, and release scope ownership
Experience working across multiple touchpoints including device interfaces
Demonstrated ability to bring clarity to complexity, translating ambiguity into well-defined product opportunities and turning complex inputs into structured, actionable product decisions.
Strong capability to make impact-driven decisions, balancing priorities and trade-offs while defining clear requirements that enable teams to focus on what matters most.
Proven ability to align and influence cross-functional teams through effective communication, sound judgment, and systems thinking across both physical products and digital experiences, while driving momentum in fast-paced and evolving environments.
Strong entrepreneurial mindset seeing opportunities where others see obstacles and taking smart initiative to move ideas forward.
Results-oriented, turning goals into clear plans and measurable outcomes.
Strong EQ: you listen deeply, communicate with clarity, build trust across diverse teams, and navigate change with empathy and resilience
Ability to translate end-user applications into clear scenarios, requirements, and release scope.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with scenario-based thinking and system modeling
Ability to identify gaps early and refine direction through iteration
Experience working across hardware and software systems
Exposure to connected devices, IoT, or energy systems
Defining behavior across multi-surface and system-driven products

Responsibilities

Bring clarity to complexity. Structure what gets built.
This role sits at the center of mobile and on-device product surfaces, where system behavior, user expectations, and technical constraints meet.
It defines what the product should do, how it is structured across surfaces, and how different parts of the system work together including where functionality lives, how information is surfaced, and how system states and transitions are represented.
Work is driven through co-creation with Design and Engineering using AI-assisted prototyping and build-learn cycles to shape and refine scenarios in real time.
Rather than relying on static specifications, Product direction is refined through iterative learning, prototyping, validation, and scenario evolution, so direction is established through building, testing, and evolving scenarios until behavior is clear, consistent, and ready for delivery.
Product defines what gets built and how it is structured, ensuring decisions are coherent across the system.
Own Release Scope through prioritized scenarios reflecting real-world usage
Shape scenarios through build–learn cycles and AI-assisted prototyping
Ensure scenarios express clear system behavior and key edge cases while allowing refinement through testing
Define clear product requirements and constraints derived from prioritized scenarios
Align Design, Engineering, and Readiness on expected system behavior
Ensure consistency across mobile and on-device interactions
Identify gaps and inconsistencies early through build-to-validate approaches
Drive prioritization and trade-offs aligned with product goals