Product Manager - In-Vehicle Infotainment

Coretura AB; Göteborgs kommun; On-site; SEK 850,000 - 1,150,000; Full time

Job summary

Coretura AB is seeking a Product Manager to own the In‑Vehicle Infotainment domain, shaping the driver‑facing experience and aligning with platform strategy. You will collaborate with stakeholders to translate technical capabilities into a coherent roadmap for IVI across navigation, connectivity, and personalization.

This role calls for strong ownership of a technical product area, the ability to manage ambiguity, and the skill to drive an end‑to‑end delivery plan with a focus on commercial

Qualifications

• Solid Product Manager experience with ownership of a technical domain.
• Direct experience in IVI or related areas like app integration, cloud connectivity, or vehicle UX.
• Knowledge of security and data privacy requirements.
• Strong business sense linking decisions to platform strategy and commercial outcomes.
• Ability to operate from strategy to hands-on execution with technical literacy.

Responsibilities

• Define the product direction for the In-Vehicle Infotainment domain.
• Collaborate with the Portfolio Manager to translate platform picture into an executable plan.
• Weigh technical opportunities against risk and business viability.
• Identify cross-domain dependencies early and align competing customer needs into one product.

Skills

Product ownership

IVI systems

App integration

Cloud connectivity

Vehicle UX/UI

Security & privacy

Business acumen

Strategic thinking

Hands-on execution

Decision ambiguity

Job description

Coretura is a joint venture between Volvo Group and Daimler Truck, building a Software Defined Vehicle platform for the next generation of commercial vehicles. As Product Manager, you’ll own the In‑Vehicle Infotainment domain of that platform — the driver‑facing experience — shaping what gets built and why, in close collaboration with the people who decide when, how, and on what technical foundation it’s delivered.

An SDV platform is a set of deeply interdependent domains, each complex enough to need real product ownership — which is why each is owned end to end by a dedicated Product Manager. Yours is In‑Vehicle Infotainment: the driver‑facing experience. You’ll track evolving expectations and anticipate customer requirements to make driving more comfortable, connected, and personalized, giving OEMs the platform to build cutting‑edge HMI across three pillars — navigation, connectivity, and personalization. That spans everything from intuitive route guidance to seamless third‑party app integration and driver‑specific profiles.

Priorities are still being discovered and requirements will shift, so decisions often have to be made with incomplete information. This role suits someone who brings structure to ambiguity rather than waiting for it to resolve.

The value you create

You’ll give the In‑Vehicle Infotainment domain a clear, coherent product direction, turning a set of technical capabilities into a roadmap with a genuine end‑to‑end view. Working closely with the Portfolio Manager, you’ll help turn a complete platform picture into an executable plan — weighing technical opportunities against risk and business viability so the offering stays competitive in the market. And because the platform’s domains are deeply interdependent, you’ll surface cross‑domain dependencies early and shape competing customer needs into one product that holds together.

What it takes

• Solid Product Manager experience, with real ownership of a technical product domain
• Direct experience in one or more of: in‑vehicle infotainment (IVI) system architecture, third‑party app integration, cloud‑backend connectivity, UX/UI for the vehicle context, or embedded/consumer app platforms — plus a working knowledge of security and data‑privacy requirements
• Strong business acumen — able to connect product decisions to platform strategy and commercial outcomes, not just feature delivery
• Comfortable across levels, from strategic portfolio direction to hands‑on execution, with the technical literacy to engage credibly in architecture‑level trade‑offs
• Structured, self‑driven, and confident making good calls under incomplete information