Technical Product Manager - Embedded Defense Signals

Webster & Webster Associates; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Webster & Webster Associates in Houston is seeking a Technical Product Manager to bridge engineering and market execution for advanced ruggedized computing hardware. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Electrical Engineering, a minimum of 7 years in the defense electronics sector, and experience with FPGA/DSP/RF technologies. This role is highly strategic, managing the product lifecycle and driving market-leading innovations in embedded technology. The position offers opportunities to influence mission-critical developments and requires excellent communication skills.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 7 years in the defense electronics sector, specifically involving FPGA, DSP, or RF technologies.
• Competency in drafting requirements that comply with rigorous aerospace and defense specifications.
• Experience handling ITAR/export‑controlled data and working within regulated defense frameworks.

Responsibilities

• Manage the strategic lifecycle and roadmap for hardware acceleration and RF signal processing technologies.
• Facilitate the end‑to‑end launch of new products, ensuring operational readiness.
• Act as a primary technical liaison for sales teams and key customers.

Skills

Signal processing

Hardware design

Product lifecycle management

Technical communication

Education

Degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering

Advanced degree preferred

Job description

Webster & Webster Associates in Houston is seeking a Technical Product Manager to bridge engineering and market execution for advanced ruggedized computing hardware. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Electrical Engineering, a minimum of 7 years in the defense electronics sector, and experience with FPGA/DSP/RF technologies. This role is highly strategic, managing the product lifecycle and driving market-leading innovations in embedded technology. The position offers opportunities to influence mission-critical developments and requires excellent communication skills.