VP of Product, Global Mapping & AI Platforms

Trimble; Princeton (NJ); On-site; USD 200,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Trimble MAPS is seeking a Vice President of Product to lead the mapping portfolio, guide strategy, and drive execution across global teams, shaping the future of geospatial solutions for transport and logistics. You will partner with AI, cloud platforms, and data analytics to create differentiating products that enable customers to optimize workflows from field to fleet.

This role demands executive communication and a track record of cross-functional impact.

Qualifications

• 10+ years in product management with leadership of software or industrial tech portfolios.
• Translate complex customer workflows into scalable commercial solutions.
• Technical fluency in AI, ML, cloud platforms, and data analytics.
• Strong commercial acumen with GTM and portfolio investment experience.
• Executive communication to align stakeholders and inspire teams.

Responsibilities

• Shape and communicate a compelling product vision balancing platform upgrades with new revenue streams.
• Accelerate AI and digital transformation by embedding automation, data intelligence and cloud tech.
• Advance connected solutions by integrating hardware, software and APIs into seamless ecosystems.
• Drive growth via strategic positioning, pricing, and GTM execution with sales and marketing.
• Build excellence by mentoring teams and fostering ownership and collaboration.

Skills

Product leadership

Strategy & roadmaps

Executive communication

Go-to-market

AI integration

Cloud platforms

Data analytics

Cross-functional leadership

Job description

Trimble MAPS is seeking a Vice President of Product to lead the mapping portfolio, guide strategy, and drive execution across global teams, shaping the future of geospatial solutions for transport and logistics. You will partner with AI, cloud platforms, and data analytics to create differentiating products that enable customers to optimize workflows from field to fleet.

This role demands executive communication and a track record of cross-functional impact.