Please direct your responses to: mrmcareers@danlawinc.com
Job Description
Danlaw, a world leader in automotive electronics and GPS systems is looking for a world class product leader to define and bring to market its next generation of web, fleet (GPS) and mobile applications. This is a startup and you will be the first product manager. This opportunity will let you shape the UX, UI and product roadmap for this new Silicon Valley software business unit of Danlaw.
You may be a great fit for the team if the following statements resonate:
 When you dream of features and functionality, one side of your brain thinks of engaging the user and the other side of your brain thinks how to extract profit from usage.
 You understand what it takes to get a 1.0 product delivered to customers and then remain agile through rapid iterative refinement
 You get excited by user experience and its potential to change existing industries in new ways.
 You are comfortable at the daily engineering scrum table - who knows maybe you even have done a bit of coding yourself.
 You seek to excel with a focus on delivering what is priority.
 You place high importance on quantitative and analytical skills.
 Your specifications reflect careful attention to detail and thoughtful planning.
 You are entrepreneurial - you see this job as a great foundation to growing into a GM or CEO one day.
Responsibilities:
 Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to gather, synthesize and understand market requirements and define product roadmaps.
 Manage the full lifecycle of product line from market requirements to product release including: concept, scope, specifications, prioritization, design, implementation, user acceptance testing, quality assurance, deployment and maintenance.
 Lead cross-functional teams in a dynamic environment, including engineers, marketing, customer service and partners to plan and launch projects on time, on budget and on specification.
 Act as key product expert, evangelist and advocate for initiatives and projects.
 Balance product requirements and market impact against time to market and project risks.
 Incorporate customer and business partner feedback into future product requirements.
 Identify necessary reports, SaaS metrics, and analysis to measure the effectiveness and validate the success of completed projects.
Qualifications:
 MBA Preferred
 BS/BA (engineering, business, or other relevant degree)
 4-7 years Product Management experience in delivering SaaS, Location-Based Mobile applications or GPS-Fleet applications
 Hands-on experience with all parts of the product lifecycle
 Deep understanding of business and customer use requirements and the ability to translate them into execution
 Previous experience in bringing to life a version 1.0 product
 Strong project management skills including great organizing skills, attention to detail, team skills that attract others to work with and for you
To Apply:
If you are a great match for this opportunity, we would like to speak with you. Please email your resume to: mrmcareers@danlawinc.com
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