Sr. Product Manager

Senior Product Manager

As a Senior Product Manager, you are responsible for product ownership, customer advocacy, strategic alignment, and single point orchestration of a visionary product strategy. You will plan, manage, and support a portfolio of products and solutions. Activities include, but are not limited to, supporting the selling process, gathering voice of customer, and translating insights into a tangible product strategy.

Responsibilities :

• Develop and maintain product roadmaps, while contributing to and driving corporate strategy and business plans. Utilize in depth market and customer assessments to drive the organization and fully leverage customer value creation opportunities.
• Utilize product roadmaps to prioritize resource allocation in enabling product strategy.
• Develop and manage new product idea funnels.
• Utilize market, product and customer knowledge to shape demand while developing and growing new markets and products for Wabash.
• Identify and communicate the alignment between customer problems, company capabilities and technology solutions.
• Create and execute robust go-to-market programs for all product lines and developments.
• Support commercial organization with market and product expertise.
• Proactively enhance our value proposition, product and service coverage, capabilities, and speed to market.
• Develop tools and processes that promote high levels of open communication, critical thinking, and accountability throughout the enterprise.
• Other duties as assigned.

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