Product Manager; FPV Autonomy Frontline Systems

Product Manager (FPV Autonomy and Other Frontline Systems)

The Fourth Law/ TFL/ Четвертий Закон is an autonomous robotics company focused on solving massively scalable autonomy for defensive FPV drones. The company has offices in the US, EU and Ukraine and is on a mission to increase the defensive capabilities of the Free World. Its name is a reference to Isaac Asimov’s three laws of robotics, and the search for an enigmatic Fourth Law.

Mission: Own the end-to-end product experience for “operator-facing” systems—everything required to reliably use and support the product in real‑world conditions.

• Conduct deep discovery with operators, trainers, maintainers, and operational leadership to understand workflows, constraints, and failure modes.
• Define product strategy for frontline usability and reliability: setup, configuration, updates, diagnostics, supportability, training materials, and feedback loops.
• Own the roadmap for operator UX and system lifecycle: onboarding, configuration, telemetry, troubleshooting, release notes, and change management.
• Translate field needs into detailed specs: UX flows, device/edge constraints, connectivity assumptions, safety/guardrails, and operational analytics.
• Coordinate execution across autonomy, embedded/software, hardware, QA, and support; ensure releases are deployable and maintainable.
• Define and track success metrics (reliability, time-to-setup, mean-time-to-recover, operator satisfaction, support ticket reduction).

• 3–5+ years PM experience shipping products used in harsh environments or time‑critical workflows (robotics, industrial, hardware‑enabled software, etc.).
• Strong user research skills; can run interviews and convert insights into actionable requirements.
• Excellent execution and project leadership across multiple stakeholders.
• Ability to write clear specs that engineering and QA can test against.
• Fluent in Ukrainian, English B2+.

• Experience with edge devices, connectivity‑challenged environments, OTA updates, telemetry/observability.
• Familiarity with military or dual‑use product constraints (security, access control, documentation rigor).