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About the job Product Manager

Product Manager

Position Overview

The Product Manager will serve as a central analytical hub, sitting at the intersection of sales and purchasing to manage the entire lifespan of residential lighting fixtures. This role is designed for a data-driven professional who can manage a broad SKU assortment and translate complex performance metrics into clear, strategic recommendations for leadership.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lifecycle Management: Monitor product performance and advise on the full lifecycle of fixtures, including identifying when products should be added to or removed from the catalog.
  • Data Analysis: Study extensive product data sets to detect the end of lifecycles and project whether to drop a line or increase marketing support.
  • Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with Sales, Purchasing, Marketing, and Product Development to ensure departmental alignment and successful product launches.
  • Inventory Oversight: Maintain granular awareness of a midsize assortment (approx. 2,000 SKUs) across multiple channels, including showrooms and e-commerce.
  • Strategic Reporting: Create procedures and generate reports that paint broad pictures of performance, providing insights directly to the sales team and executive leadership.

Qualifications and Experience

  • Professional Background: Previous experience as a Product Manager or Marketing Analyst is required.
  • Data Analysis: Experience in statistical analysis, data
  • Industry Expertise: Experience within residential lighting, home goods, or decorative lighting sectors is highly preferred.
  • Technical Skills: Proficient in data analysis and making evidence-based cases for product recommendations.
  • Soft Skills: Must be highly organized, collaborative, and comfortable standing firm on data-backed decisions while remaining open to team feedback.
  • Trend Awareness: An awareness of fashion or home decor trends is a significant advantage.

Culture and Benefits

  • Work-Life Balance: The company culture deeply values family time, with no weekend work requirements.
  • Stability: The company has an ESOP structure and many employees boasting tenures of over 15 years.
  • Impact: A flat, informal, and fluid environment where individual efforts have a visible impact on the company's growth.