Senior Product Manager - Data Center​/Optical Transceivers

Overview

Senior Product Manager - Data Center/Optical Transceivers to attend key workshops and conferences on behalf of AOI, staying informed on the latest industry trends and developments. The role includes data center Field Application Engineering (FAE) work, collaborating with Sales and RMA teams to engage customers, provide technical support, and address product-related issues.

• Gather customer feedback to drive strategic initiatives, coordinate new projects, and ensure seamless technical support.
• Attend data center/transceiver related workshops and conferences (e.g., IEEE, OIF, OFC, GTC) to represent AOI.
• Collaborate with Sales and RMA teams to handle customers’ technical issues and RMA cases; provide technical support as needed.
• Research market/technical trends and provide high-level SWOT/QCD insights to support business strategy proposals.
• Support NPI, PLM, MES implementation, and ensure smooth product lifecycle management and manufacturing system coordination.
• Provide backup and support to other projects and initiatives as required.

• Must be bilingual in English and Chinese.
• 50% travel requirement in the United States.
• Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Semiconductor Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in transceiver testing engineering.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and tasks; strong organizational, planning, and coordination skills.
• Project Management Professional certification is preferred.

This position will be remote with flexibility for travel.

• Flexible and competitive health plans (medical, dental, vision) to meet individual and family needs.
• Employer matching on 401(k) deferrals.
• Generous PTO policy with unused PTO payout at year end.
• Relocation package available within the US.
• Immigration sponsor ships (must be currently authorized to work in the US).

We do not accept unsolicited proposals from third-party recruiters or agencies. Contacting hiring managers directly may result in disqualification of submissions.