Doodle Labs
Product Manager — Tactical Radio & Wearables
Austin, TX
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 6 days ago
Product ManagementProduct StrategyPRDsRobotics
About the role
- The Product Manager - Tactical Radio & Wearables is responsible for owning the tactical radio and wearables product line and will play a key role in translating customer needs and field learnings into shipped product.
Responsibilities
- In this role, you will work closely with Engineering, Sales, Marketing, and Solutions to gather requirements, write PRDs, and drive products from concept through launch.
- This is an opportunity to build hands-on product ownership within a high-growth company at the forefront of wireless networking and autonomous systems.
Nice to have
- connect anyone and anything, at any time, in any place.
- For over 25 years, our team has been at the forefront of mesh networking, partnering with leading defense programs, robotics manufacturers, and system integrators worldwide.
- The work here doesn't sit in a slide deck - it ends up in the field, in the hands of people for whom failure isn't an option.
- This position reports to Co CEO and will help shape the product roadmap for Doodle Labs' tactical radio and wearables line as the company continues to scale.
Compensation
- Competitive base salary, individual and company performance bonuses Health & Wellness: Medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus One Medical, Teladoc, Talkspace, Health Advocate, Kindbody, and sponsored gym memberships Retirement: 401(k) with company contributions Professional Development: Access to courses, certifications, and conferences Commuter
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus One Medical, Teladoc,
- Pre-tax commuter savings for transit and parking
- Paid time off, Federal and Bank holidays observed, plus a company-wide holiday shutdown from
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