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UNBOXROBOTICS LABS PRIVATE LIMITED · Pune, India
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Job Title: Technical Product Manager – New Product Development (Robotics) Location: Pune Experience: 6–10 years (flexible based on candidate profile) Key Responsibilities
- Conduct market research and competitive benchmarking to identify product gaps and opportunities
- Engage with customers and stakeholders to understand unmet needs and operational pain points
- Translate insights into clear product opportunities, value propositions, and product vision/positioning
- Develop detailed Product Requirement Documents (PRDs) with functional and technical specifications
- Define system-level architecture in collaboration with cross-functional engineering teams
- Ensure product requirements address scalability, reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance
- Build business cases including ROI analysis, cost models, and pricing strategy
- Define success metrics across technical, operational, and commercial dimensions
- Plan product roadmap, development milestones, and overall execution strategy Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical, Electronics, Computer Science, or related engineering discipline
- 3+ years of experience in technical product management, system engineering, or program management
- Proven track record of delivering interdisciplinary products from concept to launch
- Strong understanding of product development lifecycle in hardware-software integrated systems
- Experience working with cross-functional engineering teams Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in robotics, warehouse automation, wearables, EVs, or other high-tech systems
- Familiarity with design for manufacturing (DFM) principles
- Exposure to autonomous systems / vehicles
- Understanding of safety and regulatory considerations in industrial products