Overview In this Robotics Product Manager role, you guide the roadmap and lifecycle of Arduino robotics platforms for education, maker, and professional markets. You'll collaborate with engineering, design, research, and business teams to deliver robust, integrated hardware‐software experiences that matter to users. You'll drive concept validation, go‐to‐market, and ongoing evolution, balancing technical feasibility, user needs, and business impact. This is a mission‐driven opportunity at Qualcomm's Arduino chapter, based in Turin, with a strong focus on impact, cross‐functional collaboration, and learning.
Responsibilities Shape the robotics platform roadmap across Education, Maker, and Professional markets and identify new opportunities via market research and user insights
Collaborate with hardware, embedded, and software engineering to define functional and technical requirements
Oversee mechanical, electrical, and firmware development ensuring targets on cost, quality, and timing
Coordinate with supply chain and operations through prototyping to production ramp‐up
Ensure safety,
documentation, and compliance standards for robotics components
Partner with content and support teams to produce tutorials, example projects, and getting‐started guides
Lead validation cycles, field testing, pilots, and educator beta groups for go‐to‐market readiness
Align marketing, sales, pricing, and segmentation strategies; support lifecycle decisions including end‐of‐life planning
Requirements 3 to 5 years of product management experience, ideally in robotics, embedded systems, or mechatronics
Strong technical background in robotics development: motors, motion control, sensing, simulation, firmware
Experience working with multidisciplinary teams across mechanical, electrical, firmware, software, UX, supply chain, marketing, and sales
Hands‐on product lifecycle management: ideation, roadmap, release planning, and iteration
Data‐driven decision‐making using user insights and metrics
📌 Robotics Product Manager (Italia)
🏢 Altro
📍 Italia