Product Manager

Power the future of enterprise asset management.

Naviam is the world's leading IBM Maximo partner, delivering cloud, mobile, and product innovation built specifically for IBM Maximo—the leading enterprise asset management (EAM) platform. Backed by 35+ years of innovation, we design and support enterprise-scale environments and develop the industry's largest suite of Maximo-dedicated solutions.

Our work supports mission-critical infrastructure worldwide—helping deliver clean drinking water and reliable energy, enabling airports and global rail networks, supporting defense and government organizations, and keeping essential services running every day.

With 400+ employees across more than a dozen countries, our teams span North America, EMEA, and APAC, collaborating across technical, product, and business roles. Guided by our values—One Naviam, Go Beyond, Be Excellent, and Win Together—we offer meaningful work, global impact, and the opportunity to grow alongside industry-leading experts.

If you’re passionate about technology and building solutions that keep the world running, Naviam is where your career moves forward.

At Naviam, we actively invest in the next generation of talent through close partnerships with local universities. In Cincinnati, we collaborate with the University of Cincinnati, where over a dozen of our current full-time team members began their careers through our co-op and internship program. Naviam's student program offer hands‑on experience, mentorship, and a pathway to full-time roles across several key areas:

• Infrastructure
• Security
• Support
• Software Development
• Product Development
• Sales & Marketing

Position: Product Manager Location: Remote Job : 227 # of Openings: 1 Summary

The Product Manager is responsible for supporting the direction, delivery, and ongoing success of assigned Naviam products. This role manages the product roadmap, backlog, requirements, release priorities, and cross‑functional coordination for approximately two to three products, ensuring that product execution aligns with company strategy, customer needs, delivery realities, quality expectations, and engineering capacity.

The Product Manager serves as a key collaboration point between Product, Engineering, Delivery, Quality Assurance, Customer Solutions, Sales, Support, and other stakeholders. This role translates business goals, customer feedback, implementation learnings, and market insights into clear product requirements and actionable development priorities. While overall commercial and product strategy is led by senior product leadership, the Product Manager may provide input based on customer discovery, delivery feedback, product usage, and market observations.

Success in this role requires strong communication, practical decision‑making, attention to detail, and the ability to balance customer needs, technical feasibility, delivery timelines, testing readiness, and product quality in a B2B enterprise software environment.

• Own and manage the roadmap, backlog, priorities, and product direction for assigned products, typically overseeing two to three products.
• Define, document, and communicate product requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, release priorities, and product decisions.
• Serve as a primary collaboration point between Product, Engineering, Delivery, Quality Assurance, Customer Solutions, Sales, Support, and other stakeholder teams.
• Work closely with engineering teams during planning, refinement, sprint execution, review, and release activities to support clear prioritization and successful delivery.
• Coordinate with Quality Assurance on testing scope, test planning, feature validation, defect review,…