The Product Manager drives profitable growth, gross margin, and strategic performance for assigned product lines or supplier portfolios. The role manages supplier relationships, translates commercial and supplier priorities into actionable sales initiatives, and partners with Sales, Purchasing, Supply Chain, Planning, Marketing, and Commercial leadership to improve portfolio performance, support customer development, and execute product strategy. The Product Manager owns revenue, volume, gross margin, product mix, and profitability performance for assigned portfolios. They develop and execute portfolio strategies, pricing guidance, sourcing plans, inventory actions, and growth priorities, using market, supply, cost, competitive, and material-availability information to guide decisions and mitigate risks. The role serves as the primary commercial liaison with strategic suppliers, aligning on growth, positioning, target markets, pricing, forecasts, service, and supply planning; it also supports agreements, negotiations, cost analysis, and other commercial requirements. The role enables Sales through portfolio playbooks, training, market intelligence, pricing guidance, application examples, and competitive positioning. It coaches Account Managers, supports customer opportunities as a product expert, and partners with Marketing and Commercial Support on campaigns. The Product Manager uses CRM, dashboards, and analytics to evaluate performance and pipeline activity, produce actionable insights, and collaborate across functions to balance customer needs, supplier commitments, inventory risks, and business priorities. Attendance at supplier and customer meetings, industry events, and trade shows may be required. This is a hybrid in-office and work-from-home position. The work environment may involve shared space and constant noise, with or without a private office. Travel to office locations in the USA and other countries may be required. Physical demands include regular communication, reading, comprehension, and typing; pushing, pulling, and lifting up to 40 pounds weekly; travel involving sitting, waiting, and standing; and setting up desk equipment and connecting cables and power cords.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level