Principal Product Manager

Description

Partner with Sales, Operations, Procurement, and Product teams to execute margin and growth initiatives
Define and execute product and technology development strategies
Lead end‑to‑end business growth programs, including New Product Development (NPD)
Engage key customers through VOC activities, TRM reviews, and relationship management
Build and manage product roadmaps to drive innovation and market share growth
Identify and develop new or adjacent market opportunities
Define and manage strategic pricing for existing and new product offerings
Develop demand forecasts with clearly documented assumptions and risks
Support NPI and manufacturing readiness with accurate launch and stocking strategies
Create and deliver marketing, sales, and training materials for internal and external use
Perform additional duties as required

Profile

A successful Principal Product Manager should have:

Minimum 8 years of experience in Product Management or Product Marketing
Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, or a related discipline
Experience managing product lifecycles and NPD programs
Strong ability to define new product offerings and develop compelling value propositions
Proven capability to articulate product features and benefits directly to customers
Solid financial and business acumen, including DCF, NPV, IRR, and payback analysis
Strong cross‑functional leadership and influencing skills
High coachability with openness to feedback
Ability to manage ambiguity and adapt to changing priorities
Willingness to travel up to 25%
Semiconductor industry experience preferred
Experience with integrated hardware and software products is a strong advantage

Job Offer

Competitive salary package ranging from MYR 15,000 to MYR 22,000.
Opportunity to work with a well-established multinational corporation (MNC).
Exposure to innovative projects in the industrial and manufacturing sector.
Collaborative and professional work environment.
Comprehensive benefits package to support your career and personal growth.