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Radar Product Manager

LeoLabs

Remote · Remote · Senior

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What this role is

Lead product strategy and commercialization of LeoLabs' transportable radar system for space domain awareness, balancing customer mission needs with engineering constraints and business growth. This role suits experienced product managers with aerospace or defense backgrounds who can translate complex sensing technology into scalable offerings for government and commercial space operators.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 5+ years product management experience with complex hardware/software systems
  • Professional experience in space, aerospace, defense, or national-security industry
  • Track record owning products from strategy through launch and adoption
  • Customer discovery and engagement experience
  • Ability to translate technical capabilities into product direction
  • Cross-functional collaboration across hardware, software, systems, and operations teams
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Travel capability for customer and deployment engagement

Nice to have

  • Radar, RF systems, or advanced sensing technology experience
  • Space Domain Awareness or satellite operations background
  • Familiarity with missile warning or air defense missions
  • Experience with deployed products requiring reliability and operational support
  • Government acquisition or strategic pursuit experience
  • Product packaging, pricing, and go-to-market strategy definition
  • Experience with multi-model (owned/operated/service) product offerings
  • Government and commercial enterprise sales environment experience
  • Technical degree in engineering, physics, computer science, or aerospace
  • Active or obtainable U.S. Government security clearance

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