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Demexios in Berlin is seeking a Product Manager for an AI-powered ISR and satellite imagery product designed for German defence and allied intelligence users.
You will own the roadmap, work with Bundeswehr stakeholders, translate operational needs into technical requirements, and guide from prototype to deployment. Fluency in German and professional English is required, with Berlin presence two days per week.
Our client is a fast-growing German satellite imagery and AI company with an international presence across Europe, Asia and North America. Its technology helps organisations turn satellite data into actionable insights, and the company is expanding its activities within the German defence and intelligence sector.
We are looking for someone who understands Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and wants to help shape the next generation of AI-powered satellite intelligence solutions.
You will own the development of a product designed for German and allied defence and intelligence users, working directly with military stakeholders to understand their operational challenges and translate those needs into deployable technology.
We are interested in candidates who bring operational knowledge of ISR and military intelligence, whether gained in the armed forces or through developing technology for defence customers.
You do not need to have held the title of Product Manager. We welcome applications from military intelligence specialists, reconnaissance professionals, imagery analysts, defence consultants and technical leaders who want to apply their expertise in a product-focused role.
This is an opportunity to join a growing German space technology company and help shape a product with direct relevance to defence and intelligence operations.
You will have meaningful ownership, work closely with military end users and collaborate with experienced AI, software and geospatial engineering teams.
For someone coming from the Bundeswehr or a traditional defence organisation, the role offers a chance to bring operational expertise into a technology scale-up and directly influence the capabilities being developed for future intelligence missions.