Product Manager, Upstream Marketing — Advanced Imaging

Philips; Massachusetts; On-site; USD 103,000 - 174,000; Full time

Job summary

Philips is seeking a Product Manager for Upstream Marketing – Advanced Imaging (Plymouth, MN / Bedford, MA). You will drive upstream marketing for sustaining and lifecycle programs across hardware, software, and catheter to add value in coronary procedures.

You’ll manage software backlog, coordinate releases, and support next-generation programs by translating customer and market insights into product requirements while collaborating across engineering, regulatory, and quality teams.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of related experience with a bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, engineering, or a related field.
• MBA or advanced technical degree preferred.
• Ability to translate user feedback and market data into product requirements.

Responsibilities

• Manage product lifecycle changes across sustaining portfolio including obsolescence and CAPA.
• Monitor portfolio economics and prioritize actions for performance, reliability, and clinical value.
• Manage software sustaining backlog and release roadmap for Advanced Imaging on the HyperVue platform.
• Coordinate software releases addressing defects, cybersecurity updates, usability improvements.
• Contribute customer, market, and competitive insights to product line strategy, technology roadmaps, and requirements.
• Collaborate with Senior Product Managers and cross-functional teams to align priorities and deliverables.

Skills

Customer insights

UI/UX design

User stories

Backlog prioritization

Risk mitigations

Business cases

Agile development

Software testing

Education

Bachelor’s degree in business/marketing/engineering

MBA preferred

Job description

Philips is seeking a Product Manager for Upstream Marketing – Advanced Imaging (Plymouth, MN / Bedford, MA). You will drive upstream marketing for sustaining and lifecycle programs across hardware, software, and catheter to add value in coronary procedures.

You’ll manage software backlog, coordinate releases, and support next-generation programs by translating customer and market insights into product requirements while collaborating across engineering, regulatory, and quality teams.