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Product Manager Iii Que

Manager or leadProduct

Listed on TE Connectivity’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job Overview

TE Connectivity's Product Management Teams manage all aspects of a product, from driving new product development to manufacturing to marketing. They are responsible for overall product strategy, business leadership and capacity plans in order to meet sales and profit targets.

What your background should look like

We are seeking an experienced Product Management professional to lead and grow a key product portfolio within the Panel & Relay Solutions business across the Americas. This role will be responsible for driving regional business strategy, supporting new product introductions, managing product lifecycle activities, partnering closely with Sales, Marketing, and Operations, and delivering revenue growth and margin improvement.

Key Requirements

Bachelor's degree or higher. Minimum 3 years of TE Connectivity experience. Advanced English proficiency (spoken and written) required. Product Management experience supporting an electrical connector portfolio. Strong business acumen and entrepreneurial mindset. Customer-focused with excellent stakeholder management skills. Proven ability to drive results and achieve business objectives. Strong presentation, negotiation, and influencing skills.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office; SAP knowledge is a plus.

Key Success Measures

Revenue growth and profitability improvement. Development and conversion of business opportunities. Successful execution of product and go-to-market strategies.

Competencies

Values: Integrity, Accountability, Inclusion, Innovation, Teamwork

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