Powercon Corporation
Vice President of Product Management
Severn, District of Columbia, US
Role snapshot
Powercon Corporation is hiring a Vice President of Product Management on a full-time basis. This is a role based in Severn, District of Columbia, US.
- Company
- Powercon Corporation
- Location
- Severn, District of Columbia, US
- Job type
- Full-time
- Experience
- 10+ years
- Posted
- Nov 6, 2026
Who this role suits
Experienced professionals who can lead projects, set direction and be accountable for outcomes, not just tasks.
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About the role
An Affiliate of Powercon is currently seeking A Vice President of Product Management
Position Overview: The Vice President of Product Management is responsible for defining the
Organization, product vision, developing long-term product and business strategies, and
leading the end-to-end product lifecycle. This role aligns product investments with corporate.
objectives, customer needs, market opportunities, and financial targets to drive sustainable
growth, competitive differentiation, and profitability. This position reports to the CEO and
partners closely with the executive leadership team, Engineering, Technology, Sales, Marketing,
Finance, and Operations to translate business strategy into an actionable product roadmap with
measurable business outcomes.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Product vision and strategy
Define and communicate the enterprise product vision, strategic priorities, and long-term
product portfolio strategy.
Develop multi-year product roadmaps aligned with corporate strategy, customer needs,
and market opportunities.
Identify emerging technologies, market trends, competitive threats, and opportunities for
product differentiation.
Lead product portfolio prioritization, investment decisions, and resource allocation.
Establish product positioning, value propositions, and strategies for market expansion.
2. Business strategy and growth
Collaborate with Business Unit leaders to develop rolling three-year commercial portfolio
and product strategy with relevant product roadmaps and business cases.
Develop and communicate ongoing market dynamics across segments – technical and
go to market.
Own deployment and realization of product strategies through Business Units and
commercial teams.
Drive revenue growth, profitability, customer retention, market share, and long-term
shareholder value.
Lead and influence Federal Pacific brand positioning.
3. Product lifecycle management
Oversee the full product lifecycle, from ideation and discovery through development,
launch, commercialization, optimization, and retirement.
Establish product discovery, validation, prioritization, and go-to-market processes.
Ensure products deliver measurable customer value and meet business, technical,
regulatory and operational requirements.
Use customer research, market intelligence, analytics, and performance data to guide
product decisions, including macro market analysis and micro segmentation – PAM,
SAM, share, segment analytics, and drivers.
Monitor product adoption, usage, customer satisfaction, and financial performance.
4. Cross-functional executive leadership
Partner with Sales and Marketing to develop positioning, launch plans, and
commercialization strategies.
Communicate product priorities, investment decisions, and business results to executive
leadership and the board, as appropriate.
Resolve strategic trade-offs and competing priorities across business units.
5. Financial and operational accountability
Own or contribute to product portfolio budgets, forecasts, investment plans, and
business performance targets.
Define product-level financial metrics, including revenue, gross margin, profitability, and
customer acquisition and retention economics.
Establish governance frameworks for product investment, prioritization, execution, and
performance reviews.
Drive operational efficiency, disciplined resource allocation, and continuous
improvement.
Ensure product initiatives deliver expected business outcomes and measurable returns.
6. Additional
Perform other duties as assigned by management.
Qualifications:
Required
Bachelor’s degree in business, Engineering or a related field.
MBA or advanced degree preferred.
10+ years of experience in MV, engineered to order product and solutions, including
product management, product strategy roadmap development and strategic marketing.
Significant experience leading product organizations, portfolios, or complex cross-
functional initiatives.
Demonstrated success developing product strategies that generate measurable revenue
growth, profitability, customer value, or market expansion.
Strong understanding of financial modeling, business cases, market analysis, and
investment prioritization.
Experience working with senior executives and influencing decisions across
organizational boundaries.
Proven ability to translate strategic objectives into product roadmaps and execution
plans.
Core Competencies:
Strategic thinking and long-range planning
Executive presence and stakeholder management
Commercial and financial acumen
Customer-centric product leadership
Market research and competitive intelligence
Data-driven decision-making
Portfolio management and prioritization
Cross-functional influence and collaboration
Change management and organizational development
Communication, negotiation, and problem-solving
Travel:
As required – business needs will dictate.
Physical Requirements:
Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds.
Disclaimer
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being
performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an
exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified. All
personnel may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to
time, as needed.