Sr. Product Manager

Responsibilities

• Own the Accessories & Aftermarket Products category for Home Standby generators under the newly restructured organization.
• Lead SKU rationalization across a large portfolio (100+ SKUs), including decisions to retain, discontinue, refresh, or reposition products.
• Define and execute category strategy to drive profitable growth, pricing optimization, and market competitiveness.
• Partner closely with Strategic Sourcing to evaluate third-party suppliers, consolidate vendors, and improve economies of scale.
• Conduct competitive market scans to identify gaps and opportunities for new accessory and aftermarket offerings.
• Act as the clear owner of the category with limited need for day-to-day oversight.
• Phase 1: Clean-up and rationalization of existing accessories and aftermarket SKUs (portfolio optimization).
• Phase 2: Growth and expansion of the category through new accessory development, sourcing strategies, and gap analysis versus competitors.
• Establishing a long-term prioritization-based category roadmap with finite resources.
• Potential future team build-out under this role as the category scales.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree, and equivalent experience in Business, Engineering, or related field.
• 5+ years of product management experience, specifically in consumer product development.
• Minimum 3 years of experience managing a portfolio of high-volume SKU’s.
• Proven track record of managing products at all stages from concept through commercialization.
• Knowledge / Skills / Abilities:
  • Proficiency in product strategy development and execution.
  • Excellent stakeholder communication and management skills.
  • Strong technical acumen and problem-solving abilities.
  • Self-starter that focuses on managing larger scopes of work within a product portfolio while leveraging customer and market insights to influence tactical decisions.
• Experience with data-driven decision-making and analytics.
• Familiarity with customer-focused product development methodologies.