Product Manager

Palmer Group is proud to partner with a global leader in industrial technology to fill a high-impact Product Manager role focused on control valve products. This position offers a unique opportunity to shape the lifecycle of products that power over 90% of the world’s nuclear facilities and major energy infrastructure projects. From concept to obsolescence, the Product Manager will drive strategy, market expansion, and technical innovation, all while collaborating across global teams. With access to the world’s largest flow lab and a cutting-edge $30M Innovation Center, this role is ideal for a visionary leader seeking career mobility and the chance to make a lasting global impact.Work model:HybridWhat you will do:Oversee the full product lifecycle, identifying opportunities for innovation, reinvention, and market growthConduct in-depth market research and competitive analysis to inform strategic product decisionsEnhance financial performance through optimized pricing models, product tiering, and supply chain improvementsServe as a technical ambassador by authoring papers, presenting at industry events, and sharing customer success storiesCreate compelling marketing collateral, training resources, and user documentation to support product adoptionProvide strategic and technical support to global sales teams, ensuring alignment with product goalsMonitor key business metrics and recommend data-driven strategies to improve performanceWhat you will need to be successful:Bachelor’s degree in engineering required; MBA strongly preferredMinimum of 5 years’ experience in process engineeringDeep knowledge of control valves, process control systems, and industrial applicationsProven expertise in product lifecycle management and go-to-market strategy developmentStrong analytical skills in financial modeling, market segmentation, and product tieringExceptional communication, presentation, and organizational abilitiesWillingness to travel internationally for customer engagement, training, and cross-functional collaboration