The Product Manager is responsible for driving the end-to-end product lifecycle, product planning, market strategy, and successful launch of vehicles and automotive products. This role serves as the bridge between market needs, customer expectations, engineering, sales, marketing, aftersales and management to ensure competitive, customer-centric, and commercially successful products.
The Product Manager is expected to conduct market intelligence, develop product positioning and pricing strategies, manage product specifications, coordinate new model launches, and continuously improve the product portfolio throughout its lifecycle.
In addition, this role plays an important customer-facing function by delivering product training, conducting Pre-Delivery Inspections (PDI), presenting new products to internal and external stakeholders, and acting as a product expert during media events, dealer conferences, product launches, exhibitions, and customer engagement activities.
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Quickly respond to customer fault reports, independently complete after-sales fault diagnosis and repair of AGV system hardware and software, and ensure equipment is restored to normal operation in a timely manner.
Provide after-sales technical support for overseas projects, including online remote support and on-site emergency repair. When necessary, support on-site installation, commissioning, and testing of AGV systems to ensure proper equipment operation.
Provide technical support, answer customer inquiries, and be able to write English training documents, including service reports, operation manuals, etc., as well as deliver operation and maintenance training to customers.
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Collaborate with the sales team to understand client needs and provide tailored solutions.
Conduct product demonstrations and technical presentations to prospective clients, showcasing the security solutions’ features, functionality, and business benefits.
Assist in creating sales proposals, RFP (Request for Proposal) responses, and technical documentation.
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Quickly respond to customer fault reports, independently complete after-sales fault diagnosis and repair of AGV system hardware and software, and ensure equipment is restored to normal operation in a timely manner.
Provide after-sales technical support for overseas projects, including online remote support and on-site emergency repair. When necessary, support on-site installation, commissioning, and testing of AGV systems to ensure proper equipment operation.
Provide technical support, answer customer inquiries, and be able to write English training documents, including service reports, operation manuals, etc., as well as deliver operation and maintenance training to customers.
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The Product Manager is responsible for driving the end-to-end product lifecycle, product planning, market strategy, and successful launch of vehicles and automotive products. This role serves as the bridge between market needs, customer expectations, engineering, sales, marketing, aftersales and management to ensure competitive, customer-centric, and commercially successful products.
The Product Manager is expected to conduct market intelligence, develop product positioning and pricing strategies, manage product specifications, coordinate new model launches, and continuously improve the product portfolio throughout its lifecycle.
In addition, this role plays an important customer-facing function by delivering product training, conducting Pre-Delivery Inspections (PDI), presenting new products to internal and external stakeholders, and acting as a product expert during media events, dealer conferences, product launches, exhibitions, and customer engagement activities.
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The Product Manager is responsible for driving the end-to-end product lifecycle, product planning, market strategy, and successful launch of vehicles and automotive products. This role serves as the bridge between market needs, customer expectations, engineering, sales, marketing, aftersales and management to ensure competitive, customer-centric, and commercially successful products.
The Product Manager is expected to conduct market intelligence, develop product positioning and pricing strategies, manage product specifications, coordinate new model launches, and continuously improve the product portfolio throughout its lifecycle.
In addition, this role plays an important customer-facing function by delivering product training, conducting Pre-Delivery Inspections (PDI), presenting new products to internal and external stakeholders, and acting as a product expert during media events, dealer conferences, product launches, exhibitions, and customer engagement activities.
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