Product Manager

Dimensional • San Francisco, CA

22h

About The Position

Dimensional is building the foundation for physical intelligence in general-purpose robotics. We develop a unified framework that enables robots to perceive, reason, learn, and act across diverse real-world environments and embodiments. Dimensional’s mission is to make physical intelligence programmable, scalable, and accessible -- accelerating the development of generalist robots that can adapt, learn, and perform reliably in the real world. Our platform sits between robot hardware and AI models, providing a modular, composable architecture for training and deploying robotic intelligence at scale. By abstracting hardware differences and standardizing core capabilities—such as perception, spatial understanding, decision-making, and control—Dimensional allows developers and partners to build, transfer, and operate robotic skills efficiently across platforms.

You'll be the first dedicated PM at Dimensional. You'll own the product roadmap end-to-end: talking to users and deployment partners, writing specs, prioritizing the backlog, and making sure what we ship matches what the market needs. This is not a project management role. You'll be making product decisions every day — what to build, what to cut, what to ship now vs later. You need to be technical enough to read the codebase and opinionated enough to argue with engineers about scope.

Requirements

• 3-5+ years of product management experience at a developer tools, infra, or robotics company
• Have shipped products that developers actually use
• Technical enough to read code, understand architecture decisions, and call BS on estimates

Nice To Haves

• experience with robotics, ROS, or hardware-software integration
• Mandarin fluency (we work closely with our Shenzhen team and Chinese OEM partners)

Responsibilities

• Own the product roadmap and prioritize features based on customer feedback, deployment partner needs, and engineering constraints
• Write specs that engineers can build from — clear enough that there's no ambiguity, concise enough that people actually read them
• Talk to developers, system integrators, and deployment partners weekly to understand what's working and what's not
• Define success metrics for every feature and track them post-launch
• Coordinate across SF and Shenzhen teams to keep everyone aligned on what matters
• Make tradeoff decisions between scope, timeline, and quality — and own the consequences

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed