Product Manager – Non-Steerable Asset Optimization

Uplight, Inc; United States; On-site; USD 118,000 - 147,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible time off

Parental leave

Work flexibility

Job summary

Uplight seeks a Product Manager II to lead the Non-steerable Asset Optimization within our Flex platform. You will own the core UX for optimizing non-steerable devices and guide utility program managers in scaling demand response.

You will collaborate with engineering, design, and stakeholders to define roadmaps, run MVPs, and measure impact across programs, while championing continuous learning and iteration.

Qualifications

• 2+ years leading product teams to uncover value, opportunities, and delivery.
• Excellent communication and storytelling to technical and non-technical audiences.
• Experience driving horizontal, multi-team efforts with shared goals.
• A user-first mindset balancing simplicity with technical constraints.
• Growth-minded with openness to feedback and collaborative problem-solving.

Responsibilities

• Develop and articulate a clear product strategy for Non-steerable Asset Optimization.
• Collaborate with engineering and design to shape strategy, roadmap, and MVPs.
• Lead iterative product and design thinking to improve user experience.
• Build data-driven understanding of customer needs and behaviors.
• Drive user research with clients at every stage of development.
• Define, monitor, and report on key product metrics.
• Partner with Designers, Engineers, PMs, Researchers, Marketers, and Account Managers.

Skills

Product leadership

Communication

Cross-functional collaboration

User-centric mindset

Job description

Uplight seeks a Product Manager II to lead the Non-steerable Asset Optimization within our Flex platform. You will own the core UX for optimizing non-steerable devices and guide utility program managers in scaling demand response.

You will collaborate with engineering, design, and stakeholders to define roadmaps, run MVPs, and measure impact across programs, while championing continuous learning and iteration.