Senior Product Manager, Hardware

Luxer One designs and deploys intelligent locker and access systems across multifamily, commercial, enterprise, and entertainment markets in North America. An Assa Abloy company, our products are connected hardware — physical locker systems with embedded firmware, cloud management, IoT device networks, and mobile interfaces — deployed at thousands of locations and processing millions of transactions annually. Our commercial portfolio includes Luxer One, Drop Locker, American Locker, and Luxer Trace, and it is growing.

Hardware is the foundation. The software makes it smart. We need a Senior Product Manager of Hardware who thinks in that order.

Luxer One designs and deploys intelligent locker and access systems across multifamily, commercial, enterprise, and entertainment markets in North America. An Assa Abloy company, our products are connected hardware — physical locker systems with embedded firmware, cloud management, IoT device networks, and mobile interfaces — deployed at thousands of locations and processing millions of transactions annually. Our commercial portfolio includes Luxer One, Drop Locker, American Locker, and Luxer Trace, and it is growing.

Hardware is the foundation. The software makes it smart. We need a Senior Product Manager of Hardware who thinks in that order.

As a Senior Product Manager, you will own the hardware that Luxer One's commercial business runs on — the lockers, control boards, access hardware, IoT gateways, and connected device network behind every deployment. That means owning the product from concept through manufacturing through field deployment through the full lifecycle, with a commercial lens on every decision: what it costs to build, what it costs to deploy, what it generates in the market, and what it takes to win.

The commercial portfolio is at an inflection point. New hardware platforms are entering production. New market segments are opening. The next generation of our connected hardware needs a product leader who can drive NPI programs, work with manufacturing partners, spec the firmware requirements, price the product for the market, and stand in front of an enterprise customer and make the business case — all without changing gears.

If hardware product management is your native discipline and connected devices are your home terrain, this is built for you.

You are a hardware product manager first. You have lived the NPI cycle — from concept and requirements through design validation, manufacturing ramp, and field deployment. You understand BOM and cost targets, design for manufacturability, certification and compliance, and what it means to ship a physical product that has to work in the field for years without someone pressing a reset button.

You also understand what makes hardware smart in 2026: connectivity, cloud management, OTA updates, device telemetry, and the software layer that turns a physical product into a managed fleet. Connected hardware experience is not a bonus for you — it is the part of the job you are most excited about.

• A hardware PM with manufacturing depth — you have owned NPI programs, worked with contract manufacturers, managed BOM and cost targets, and shipped physical products into production; the hardware development lifecycle is your native environment
• Connected device fluent — you understand how hardware connects to cloud services, how fleets of deployed devices are managed remotely, what OTA update architecture looks like, and how telemetry and device health monitoring work at scale;
  IoT is not a stretch for you, it is the domain
• Commercial and revenue focused — you hold yourself accountable for what the hardware produces in the market — revenue, margin, win rate,…