About this role
Product Lifecycle Manager
The Product Lifecycle Manager is responsible for overseeing the complete lifecycle of assigned products—from concept and development through commercialization, optimization, and end-of-life management. This role ensures products meet customer needs, comply with regulatory requirements, and deliver strong commercial and operational performance. The position requires close collaboration across commercial, technical, and operations teams to align product strategy with business objectives.
Job Role Responsibilities
What will you do?
Product Strategy & Roadmap Develop and maintain product strategies and roadmaps aligned with business goals and market needs Identify growth opportunities, product improvements, and portfolio optimization initiatives Translate market insights and customer requirements into actionable product plans
Product Lifecycle Management Lead product lifecycle activities from concept through commercialization and continuous improvement Coordinate cross-functional execution efforts to ensure successful product development, launch, and phase-out
Cross-Functional Leadership Collaborate with manufacturing, supply chain, commercial, and technical teams to ensure alignment Lead cross-functional initiatives to deliver new product launches and business improvements Balance competing priorities across cost, quality, service, and efficiency
Operations & Supply Integration Align production planning, supply chain, and inventory management with product strategy Ensure security of supply through effective inbound and outbound planning Support grade planning, scheduling, and product availability to meet customer demand
Compliance, Quality & Regulatory Ensure products comply with industry standards, regulatory requirements, and internal quality processes Support quality initiatives and continuous improvement programs Maintain product documentation and ensure adherence to governance standards
Profitability & Asset Optimization Drive profitability improvements through cost optimization, pricing support, and product mix decisions Identify opportunities to improve asset utilization, throughput, and operational efficiency Lead initiatives to enhance product margins and overall business performance
Innovation & Product Improvement Partner with technical and R&D teams to drive product innovation and enhancements Evaluate raw materials, supply risks, and processes to improve product performance and cost Support development of new offerings aligned with market trends
Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, Supply Chain, or related field (MBA is a plus) Experience in product management, operations, manufacturing, or supply chain roles Strong analytical skills with experience in cost, profitability, and performance analysis Proven ability to influence stakeholders, lead cross-functional teams, and coordinate/execute day-to-day operational tasks with urgency Experience in industries such as Chemicals, Petrochemicals, FMCG, Automotive, or similar
Functional Skills Brand Value Creation Integrated Product & Profitability Management Opportunity & Market Identification Revenue Strategy & Pricing Optimization
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