Principal Product Manager

The Opportunity  If you’ve worked alongside hardware teams, you know how much a single dropped handoff can cost. Reflow exists to close that gap. We’re building the first AI-powered platform purpose-built for hardware product development. It listens across the tools teams already use, maintains a structured picture of every program, and coordinates across teams when things inevitably change.  This is a rare chance for a product leader who has actually run hardware programs to build the tool they always wished existed. You’ll have the backing of a parent company leading innovation in engineering and manufacturing, with direct access to real hardware programs and the engineers who run them.  Who We’re Looking For  We’re looking for a hands-on product leader who came up through hardware. You might have been an NPI or hardware program manager, a systems or EE lead who ran programs, or a product manager embedded deep in hardware development. Whatever the path, you understand how a real program actually runs. You’ve taken products from 0 to 1, you’re energized by a blank page, and you’d rather get three things in front of users than perfect one deck.  This is a builder’s role. You’ll report directly to Reflow’s general manager, who owns overall product vision and strategy. Your job is to own execution, discovery, and the details, and to be the person who makes the right product real and ships it on time. You should already be using AI tools to accelerate your own work, and you should be excited to build the first AI-native platform for complex hardware development.  What You’ll Do  Your day-to-day responsibilities will include:  Owning product execution end to end, from talking to hardware engineers, to writing specs and PRDs, to working daily with engineering to ship  Running discovery across our early adopter program, which spans several dozen internal and external companies, getting into the real workflows of hardware program execution and turning them into product  Being the domain voice in the room, able to talk credibly with an EE, a mechanical lead, or a program manager about their actual pain and earn their trust in the first conversation  Driving the roadmap and hitting dates by setting realistic timelines, communicating them clearly, and delivering against them consistently  Writing clearly and concisely across specs, updates, and customer-facing material, because writing is how product gets built here  Prototyping and demoing, putting things in front of users early, running the demo yourself, and iterating on what you learn  Requirements  Must Have:  Direct experience running hardware program execution, whether as an NPI or hardware program manager, a hardware, systems, or EE lead who ran programs, or a PM embedded deep in hardware development&nbs...