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MISUMI Americas, a division of MISUMI Group, is a leading provider of standard, configurable, and custom manufacturing solutions. The company integrates a vast catalog of components with a world-class digital manufacturing platform to empower engineers and procurement teams to accelerate innovation across the product lifecycle.
As a Product Manager at MISUMI Americas, you will own a defined product area—whether a feature set, workflow, capability, or platform segment—and be responsible for delivering strong, well-executed product work. You will gather and synthesize customer, stakeholder, and performance insights; write clear requirements; partner closely with Engineering and Design on delivery; and track outcomes to drive continuous improvement.
Key responsibilities include developing deep understanding of customers, internal users, and business context relevant to your product area; researching and synthesizing customer needs and stakeholder feedback to build a grounded point of view on problems to solve; assessing needs of internal users across Operations, Sales, and other functions to identify efficiency opportunities; staying current on product performance through metrics tracking and trend monitoring; and building familiarity with the competitive landscape.
You will contribute to roadmap development with increasing independence, translating high-level goals into clearly scoped objectives, projects, and requirements. You'll develop and maintain frameworks for tracking input and output metrics, build business cases for prioritized initiatives, and partner with cross-functional teams on execution and delivery.
This role is designed for someone serious about the craft of product management, ready to build judgment and business understanding needed for broader ownership over time. You will be expected to deliver reliably, communicate clearly, build credibility with cross-functional partners, and show increasing independence as you develop domain fluency. The best PMs in this role grow into Senior PMs with strategic autonomy. You will report to the VP, Product Management.
