Product Management Lead - Tysons, VA

Product Management Lead – VideoWe are seeking a Lead, Product Management for the Video team to drive video product development. This people management role suits someone who can grow a small team of product managers while remaining deeply engaged in the product work itself. You will guide a team of PMs while maintaining direct ownership of products across the full stack — video devices and firmware as well as platform software features, including parts of our AI stack. This includes partnering with ODMs on platform and component decisions, navigating specification tradeoffs, validating installation workflows, and ensuring hardware, firmware, and software come together as a polished end-to-end experience. This role spans both sides of the team: some of the PMs reporting to you work across hardware and software, and others work on pure software. Full-stack hardware and firmware experience is the harder profile to find, so that is what we are prioritizing here: senior PMs with a deep background in hardware and embedded systems who are ready to lead, or seasoned hardware, embedded, or systems engineers who have moved into product and want to build a team. What You'll Own A team of product managers on the Video team. Build, grow, and manage a team of PMs working across video hardware and software. End-to-end ownership of video products. Own strategy and development for high-impact video devices and the software features around them, from early concept through launch and ongoing iteration. Full-stack product definition across hardware, firmware, and software. Own requirements and tradeoffs across the complete experience, including platform software features and parts of the AI stack that power video. Make sure device, firmware, and software come together in a way that serves customers and installers. The installer and end-user experience in the field. Evaluate products through the eyes of the installer and end user. Surface friction in mounting, wiring, accessory kits, setup, and deployment, and resolve it before it becomes a field problem. Launch execution and lifecycle ownership. Shepherd key launches end to end, resolving launch-critical issues and driving post-launch improvements. Cross-functional alignment and decision making. Operate across hardware, firmware, software, operations, design, quality, and go-to-market functions.