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Arable is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own the full lifecycle of product execution—from discovery and development through launch and ongoing optimization. You will collaborate across hardware, firmware, data science, software, operations, and commercial teams to deliver integrated solutions for agricultural technology.
In this role, you will translate customer and business needs into clear product requirements and actionable initiatives. You'll work directly with growers and agronomists to understand their workflows and inform product priorities. You will apply agile and lean methodologies to support rapid iteration, keep teams aligned, and use data to validate product direction and measure results.
This is an ideal opportunity for a product leader with deep AgTech expertise who thrives in fast-moving startup environments and can drive execution with limited guidance. You will have significant cross-functional influence, coordinating between technical and commercial teams to deliver solutions that address real agricultural challenges.
**Requirements:**
- 2+ years of experience in AgTech, building or managing technical products for agriculture
- 5+ years in product management, including 3+ years in fast-growing startups
- Demonstrated experience building products that span hardware, firmware, data science, and software
- Proven ability to get up to speed quickly, take ownership, and drive execution with limited guidance
- Strong cross-functional leadership and communication skills
- Experience working effectively in lean, agile, and iterative development environments
- Creativity, curiosity, and sound judgment when navigating ambiguity
**Valued Experience:**
- Agronomy background
- Experience in precision agriculture, sensing, irrigation, or environmental intelligence
- Commercial or customer-facing roles
- Operational experience, including leading operational teams or building products that support their work