AI Product Manager (BESS)

ASCENDING Inc. delivers turnkey clean energy and power infrastructure solutions across the Americas, and they are seeking an AI UPS Product Manager. This role involves co-leading the design and development of AI UPS electrical and controls hardware while conducting market assessments and interfacing with various teams to support product improvement and compliance.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct competitor market analysis (benchmarking) that informs the product roadmap: price, differentiators, scope, etc
• Create and maintain the product roadmap with the product director and core product managers
• Support the sales engineering and marketing team by providing technical support and product documentation that meet the market's needs
• Lead continuous product improvement of the AI UPS by managing its lifecycle: from idea to functional product upgrade
• Support product development of the AI UPS by capturing design improvement feedback from the different stakeholders: customer, sales engineering, project engineering, commissioning and service
• Train teams on product functionality
• Compile product technical information packages for the project engineering team
• Support review and validation of the AI UPS electrical-related product during the project execution phase
• Participate in product design sprints with the engineering team
• Participate in the product's commissioning phase

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics Engineering, or similar technical field
• 10+ years of product management experience in project-based or industrial settings
• Proven system-level design experience of MW scale power electronics, BESS and related controls equipment
• Understanding of BESS systems integration with power electronics equipment
• Project management skills
• Excellent communication skills across technical and non-technical teams
• Willing to travel up to 20% for product FAT inspection and site commissioning witnessing
• Experience with UPS/mission critical applications or utility-scale infrastructure