Senior Technical Product Manager, Sensing & Compute

Apptronik; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Apptronik is looking for a Senior Technical Product Manager - Sensing & Compute to drive product vision and execution. The role involves overseeing the product roadmap, working with development teams on robust architectures for perception and sensor processing, and ensuring alignment with market demands.

The ideal candidate has over 7 years of experience in product management, a robust understanding of compute architectures, and excellent analytical skills. Apptronik aims to transform critical industries through cutting-edge robots.

Qualifications

• Experience managing hardware/software products in edge compute, sensor fusion, or perception pipelines.
• Expertise in compute architectures deployment in robotic or autonomous systems.
• Strong analytical skills with experience in performance tracking.

Responsibilities

• Own and maintain the sensing and compute roadmap.
• Collaborate with development teams on perception architectures.
• Lead product requirements for safe perception and redundancy.
• Define infrastructure requirements for data collection.
• Prioritize use cases based on business impact.

Skills

Management of hardware/software products

Understanding of compute architectures

Data pipelines and infrastructure

Analytical skills

Excellent communication skills

Decision making in uncertainty

Education

7+ years in product management or engineering roles

Job description

Apptronik is looking for a Senior Technical Product Manager - Sensing & Compute to drive product vision and execution. The role involves overseeing the product roadmap, working with development teams on robust architectures for perception and sensor processing, and ensuring alignment with market demands.

The ideal candidate has over 7 years of experience in product management, a robust understanding of compute architectures, and excellent analytical skills. Apptronik aims to transform critical industries through cutting-edge robots.