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Automotive Project Manager
Collaborate with customers to adapt products for their specific autonomy development needs.
Tokyo
4 weeks ago
Applied Intuition
Software solutions to safely develop, test, and deploy autonomous systems at scale
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✨ About The Role
- The Automotive Project Manager will work closely with customers to understand their development needs and use cases for autonomy.
- This role involves collaborating with engineering teams to ensure that the product roadmap aligns with customer requirements.
- The candidate will be responsible for ensuring that customer needs are supported through effective prioritization by the broader engineering team.
- Collaboration with the sales team is essential to gather requirements through detailed technical discussions and workshops.
- The role includes exploring new product development areas driven by a strategic understanding of the customer landscape.
- The position is critical for bridging product and engineering expertise with a customer-centric culture.
âš¡ Requirements
- The ideal candidate will have experience interacting with end-customers, preferably in a technical capacity such as an application engineer or developer.
- Strong communication skills are essential, with a focus on effectively solving customer problems and addressing their needs.
- Project management skills are crucial for ensuring that customer requirements are prioritized and met by the engineering team.
- Fluency in both English and Japanese is required to facilitate communication with diverse stakeholders.
- A background in technical sales or application engineering is a plus, particularly within the automotive industry.
- Experience with automotive OEMs or suppliers will be beneficial for understanding the industry landscape.
- Familiarity with autonomous vehicle or ADAS development domains will enhance the candidate's ability to contribute effectively.
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