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Product Manager (Software)

  • Job type Posted on: Jun 18, 2026
  • Experience level Bevi
  • Employment type Boston, Massachusetts
  • Employment type Onsite
  • Salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Product Manager (Software)

Job Type :

Full-time

Job Location :

Boston Massachusetts United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

Requirements 3+ years in software or hardware/software product management, ideally in a connected-device or IoT context Comfortable operating at the intersection of firmware, hardware, and consumer-facing software, and able to reason about technical tradeoffs without overstepping engineering Strong cross-functional instincts, able to align hardware engineering, software, UX, and field operations without direct authority A genuinely curious advocate for Bevi's users, with strong customer discovery skills you use to uncover what clients, partners, and field teams actually need Skilled at turning complex or incomplete data into a clear point of view on what matters most. Experience with Looker is a plus A self-starter who thrives in ambiguity and takes projects end to end without waiting to be handed a brief Clear, concise communicator whose requirements and updates are easy to follow and act on What the job involves We are seeking a Product Manager, Software to join our Digital Experience product team This role sits at the intersection of hardware product development and software delivery You will own the software requirements and cross-functional coordination that turn new Bevi hardware into complete, market-ready products You'll partner closely with hardware engineering, firmware, software, and field operations to develop the software experience for our next generation of machines and to drive the sustained software quality that keeps our connected fleet and machine data quality best in class Champion the customer in every decision, keeping the partner and self-service client experience at the center of the roadmap and acting as their voice in cross-functional tradeoffs Own software requirements for new hardware products, carrying them through program gate reviews from concept to launch Collaborate with UI/UX design to craft intuitive interfaces for our machine platform Translate hardware and firmware capabilities into clear product requirements, working alongside hardware engineering to land software features on new machine platforms Partner with software and firmware engineering on sustained machine platform quality, the foundational work that underpins data accuracy and field reliability Serve as the connective tissue between hardware engineering, software engineering, UX, and field operations on machine-level product decisions Use machine data and user feedback to size problems, prioritize the roadmap, and decide what to build and in what order Write clear PRDs, user stories, and acceptance criteria, join engineering ceremonies, and make scope decisions that protect the sprint Define how success is measured for each release, track the signals that show whether it is working, and analyze results post-launch to drive iteration #J-18808-Ljbffr

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Posted:

Jun 18, 2026

Reference Number:

14660_71135BFCE615DC80F1E806F175E2B2F9

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

Not Available

City:

Boston

Job Origin:

APPCAST_CPC

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Requirements 3+ years in software or hardware/software product management, ideally in a connected-device or IoT context Comfortable operating at the intersection of firmware, hardware, and consumer-facing software, and able to reason about technical tradeoffs without overstepping engineering Strong cross-functional instincts, able to align hardware engineering, software, UX, and field operations without direct authority A genuinely curious advocate for Bevi's users, with strong customer discovery skills you use to uncover what clients, partners, and field teams actually need Skilled at turning complex or incomplete data into a clear point of view on what matters most. Experience with Looker is a plus A self-starter who thrives in ambiguity and takes projects end to end without waiting to be handed a brief Clear, concise communicator whose requirements and updates are easy to follow and act on What the job involves We are seeking a Product Manager, Software to join our Digital Experience product team This role sits at the intersection of hardware product development and software delivery You will own the software requirements and cross-functional coordination that turn new Bevi hardware into complete, market-ready products You'll partner closely with hardware engineering, firmware, software, and field operations to develop the software experience for our next generation of machines and to drive the sustained software quality that keeps our connected fleet and machine data quality best in class Champion the customer in every decision, keeping the partner and self-service client experience at the center of the roadmap and acting as their voice in cross-functional tradeoffs Own software requirements for new hardware products, carrying them through program gate reviews from concept to launch Collaborate with UI/UX design to craft intuitive interfaces for our machine platform Translate hardware and firmware capabilities into clear product requirements, working alongside hardware engineering to land software features on new machine platforms Partner with software and firmware engineering on sustained machine platform quality, the foundational work that underpins data accuracy and field reliability Serve as the connective tissue between hardware engineering, software engineering, UX, and field operations on machine-level product decisions Use machine data and user feedback to size problems, prioritize the roadmap, and decide what to build and in what order Write clear PRDs, user stories, and acceptance criteria, join engineering ceremonies, and make scope decisions that protect the sprint Define how success is measured for each release, track the signals that show whether it is working, and analyze results post-launch to drive iteration #J-18808-Ljbffr

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