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Product Engineering

Software Development and Engineering Practices

Product engineering is the application of engineering principles to design, build, and continuously improve a product, spanning software architecture, hardware design, or systems integration depending on the industry. Product engineers work closely with product managers and designers to translate requirements into scalable, reliable technical solutions. The discipline emphasizes both the initial build and ongoing iteration based on performance and user feedback.

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Sr. Director, Product Development & Engineering - HOKA Innovation

HOKA

Full-time · Portland, OR · $185,600 – $250,500

Lead HOKA's product development and engineering operations from Portland, driving innovation in footwear and apparel through advanced materials, manufacturing methods, and sports science integration. This role suits experienced technical leaders with deep footwear industry knowledge who are ready to manage global teams and shape a brand's innovation strategy.

Listed on HOKA’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Director of Design

Beachhouse

Los Angeles, CA · $170,000 – $180,000

Lead the complete design function for travel and luggage products, balancing creative vision with business strategy and cost management. This role suits someone with deep expertise in cut-and-sew construction and bag design who thrives leading teams and translating market insights into commercially viable products.

Listed on Beachhouse’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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