Define the long-term vision for a power tool line (e.g., cordless drills, industrial saws), aligning it with company growth targets and market trends.
Conduct generative research and field visits to construction or industrial sites to understand real-world user pain points and application requirements.
Translate complex user needs into precise product requirement documents (PRDs) for engineering teams, focusing on fastening applications, motor performance, and ergonomics.
Lead "virtual product teams" comprising R&D, industrial design, manufacturing (often in international hubs like China), and quality compliance.
Collaborate with marketing and sales to create value propositions, technical data sheets, and training materials for distributors and end-users.
Monitor the commercial success and profitability of existing stock-keeping units (SKUs), making decisions on when to update, replace, or sunset older tool models.
Develop competitive pricing strategies based on value proposition, competitor analysis, and manufacturing costs.
Ensure all power tools meet global safety, regulatory, and quality standards before reaching the market.
Key Skills for the Industry
Understanding of electromechanical systems, battery technology (for cordless lines), and industrial automation (e.g., PLC systems).
Proficiency in analyzing sales data, market share, and new product "vitality" metrics.
Willingness to visit construction sites and handle tools to validate user experience and product performance in adverse conditions.
Ability to drive consensus across diverse departments, from engineers to international sales heads.
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