Hardware Product Manager

PassiveLogic; Holladay (UT); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

PassiveLogic is seeking a Hardware Product Manager to own the product vision, strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle for electronics hardware powering autonomous building control.

You will translate customer, market, and business needs into clear product requirements, guide cross-functional teams through development and launch, and ensure our hardware delivers meaningful value in real-world HVAC and building-control applications.

Responsibilities

• Lead hardware product strategy and roadmaps for electronics hardware products.
• Translate customer needs into product requirements, use cases, acceptance criteria, and decisions.
• Drive cross-functional development with electrical, mechanical, firmware, software, systems, design, test, manufacturing, supply chain, and quality teams.
• Make informed tradeoffs considering customer value, technical performance, cost, schedule, reliability, and manufacturability.
• Shape HVAC and building-control solutions to ensure hardware integrates with HVAC equipment and building systems.
• Communicate product strategy, requirements, priorities, decisions, progress, and risks to stakeholders to align teams.

Skills

Product strategy

Roadmapping

Cross-functional collaboration

Requirements engineering

HVAC controls

Hardware focus

Job description

About PassiveLogic®

PassiveLogic is the first fully autonomous platform for buildings. We’ve reinvented the fundamental principles of automation to democratize technology, optimize buildings, and reduce the world’s carbon footprint. We are a team of technologists, engineers, and creatives dedicated to making a sustainable impact through real-world solutions.

We are looking for team members who have a passion for technology and want to work on cutting-edge problems with real-world solutions. Our culture is built on bringing together the most talented engineers, thinkers, and creatives - backed by the world’s leading investors - working together to make the future a reality.

About The Role

This is a career-defining opportunity to play a crucial role in a hyper-scale AI company that is transforming the future of autonomous systems, energy, and the built environment.

As a Hardware Product Manager at PassiveLogic, you will own the product vision, strategy, roadmap, and lifecycle for electronics hardware that powers autonomous building control. You will translate customer, market, and business needs into clear product requirements, guide cross-functional teams through development and launch, and ensure our hardware delivers meaningful value in real-world HVAC and building-control applications.

What You’ll Do

• Lead hardware product strategy and roadmaps: Define the vision, positioning, priorities, and lifecycle strategy for electronics hardware products, balancing customer value, technical feasibility, business impact, and long-term platform goals.
• Translate customer needs into product requirements: Develop a deep understanding of building owners, operators, engineers, installers, and other users. Convert their needs into clear requirements, use cases, acceptance criteria, and product decisions.
• Drive cross-functional product development: Partner with electrical, mechanical, firmware, software, systems, design, test, manufacturing, supply chain, and quality teams from early concept through validation, launch, and ongoing product improvement.
• Make informed product tradeoffs: Evaluate customer value, technical performance, cost, schedule, reliability, manufacturability, and supply-chain constraints to make clear recommendations and keep the product aligned with its intended outcomes.
• Shape HVAC and building-control solutions: Apply your understanding of controls, connected devices, and the built environment to ensure our electronics hardware integrates effectively with HVAC equipment and building systems.
• Give teams the context they need to make good decisions: Clearly communicate product strategy, requirements, priorities, decisions, progress, and risks to stakeholders, creating alignment from engineering teams through company leadership.

What You’ll Bring

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