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AURELIA TECHNOLOGIES LLC

Product Manager

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Essential Functions

The following duties and responsibilities are essential functions as defined by the ADA, except where noted as "may."

Product Strategy & Roadmap

  • Define and own the product roadmap for microturbine systems and distributed energy solutions.
  • Lead long-term product strategy for the U.S. market, incorporating customer needs, regulatory requirements, and commercial opportunities.
  • Prioritize engineering change requests and product enhancements.

Product Lifecycle Management

  • Manage day-to-day product lifecycle questions and decisions.
  • Oversee Bill of Materials (BOM) release and review processes.
  • Ensure product documentation, manuals, and instructions are updated and compliant with U.S. standards.
  • Support design, development, testing, launch, and continuous improvement activities.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, controls, and systems engineering teams to guide product development.
  • Coordinate with manufacturing, supply chain, and commercial teams to ensure product readiness and operational alignment.
  • Provide product training for internal and external stakeholders.

Market & Customer Insight

  • Conduct market analysis and competitive benchmarking to inform product strategy and positioning.
  • Translate customer requirements and market opportunities into detailed product specifications.
  • Support pilot deployments, field validation, and customer feedback loops.
  • May support pricing strategy, customer proposals, and technical sales efforts.

New Product Development

  • Define specific design targets, features, functions, and pricing.
  • Provide fact-based insights and recommendations from market data.
  • Support commercialization and scaling of new technologies.
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