Director of Physical AI Product Strategy

ARM; San Jose (CA); Hybrid; USD 260,000 - 352,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation package (including visa)

Job summary

Arm is seeking an experienced Product Management leader for its Physical AI portfolio, delivering solutions for robotics, automotive, and industrial compute. You will manage products through their lifecycle, shape roadmaps, and ensure regional teams are equipped to sell and integrate with Arm platforms.

The role involves market requirements, business planning, launch planning, and close collaboration with engineering and other business units to balance trade-offs across verticals.

Qualifications

• Product management experience across hardware/software lifecycles.
• Experience in automotive or robotics environments.
• Ability to translate market needs into engineering requirements and roadmap.

Responsibilities

• Define product positioning, value propositions and roadmaps.
• Manage lifecycle from definition to release and maintenance.
• Translate market needs into engineering requirements and align features.
• Monitor schedules and negotiate trade-offs with engineering.
• Develop business cases and analyze industry trends.
• Plan and execute product launches including press/analyst briefings.
• Support sales opportunities and manage customer relationships.
• Create product presentations, white papers and benchmarks.
• Coordinate with regional teams to enable selling.
• Explore new markets and expand existing ones.

Skills

Product management experience

Automotive/robotics experience

Product lifecycle management

Education

Electrical engineering or computer science degree

Job description

Arm is seeking an experienced Product Management leader for its Physical AI portfolio, delivering solutions for robotics, automotive, and industrial compute. You will manage products through their lifecycle, shape roadmaps, and ensure regional teams are equipped to sell and integrate with Arm platforms.

The role involves market requirements, business planning, launch planning, and close collaboration with engineering and other business units to balance trade-offs across verticals.