Maritime Product Manager – AI‑Driven Ops & Maintenance

ADA AS; Norway; On-site; NOK 900,000 - 1,300,000; Full time

Job summary

ADA AS is recruiting Product Managers to shape maritime and offshore software alongside Star Information Systems. You will own modules in maintenance, spare parts, dry-docking or QHSE and work directly with customers, sales, and implementation teams.

The role is customer-facing and commercial, reporting to the CPSO, and involves workshops, pilots, and close collaboration with development teams across international offices. English proficiency and deep maritime knowledge are essential.

Qualifications

• Motivation to develop products that make work easier for users.
• Extensive experience from shipping, ideally 15 years or more, both at sea and in fleet management ashore.
• Experience as an engineer or advisor within maintenance or QHSE in maritime contexts.
• Experience as a user of maintenance or QHSE systems.

Responsibilities

• Own and develop your own modules within maintenance, spare parts, dry-docking or QHSE, with backlog, priorities and release plan.
• Map how customers work on board and ashore, and lead development with customers through workshops, prototypes and pilots.
• Write requirements, user stories and acceptance criteria, and work closely with developers.
• Ensure products meet ISM, SOLAS, MARPOL, TMSA, class and flag state requirements.
• Present products and their possibilities to customers and prospects, and support sales, proposals and implementation with domain expertise.
• Follow up testing, rollout and adoption at customers.
• Advise management and product team on direction within shipping and fleet management.

Skills

Shipping industry experience

Maintenance knowledge

QHSE knowledge

English proficiency

Job description

ADA AS is recruiting Product Managers to shape maritime and offshore software alongside Star Information Systems. You will own modules in maintenance, spare parts, dry-docking or QHSE and work directly with customers, sales, and implementation teams.

The role is customer-facing and commercial, reporting to the CPSO, and involves workshops, pilots, and close collaboration with development teams across international offices. English proficiency and deep maritime knowledge are essential.