Owen Daniels
Product Manager

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Product Manager – Electrical Safety
Job Description:
Are you an experienced Product Manager or Technical Sales professional? Do you have a background in electrical machinery/equipment? Are you confident working across product development, electrical safety standards, and global commercial activities?
If so, a global engineering business is looking to appoint a Product Manager – Electrical Safety to take ownership of one of its product portfolios, supporting the continued growth of an established global product line.
Permanent Position
Remote working available
£50,000 - £65,000 + Bonus
Wolverhampton
Responsibilities:
- Owning the product portfolio across the full product lifecycle, including development, launch, growth, and optimisation.
- Leading the delivery of the product to market, including product requirements, business case development, competitive positioning, and go-to-market planning.
- Developing and applying knowledge of electrical safety standards including UL 1436, NFPA 70E, IEC 61010, IEC 61243-5, and EN 50110 to shape product requirements and positioning.
- Conducting structured Voice of Customer activity with end users, channel partners, and industry stakeholders across global markets.
- Owning and maintaining the 3-year electrical safety product roadmap, aligned with wider business and strategic priorities.
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Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications:
- 5+ years' experience in Product Management, Technical Marketing, or Technical Sales within a technical B2B environment.
- Strong background within Electrical/Electro-mechanical machinery or equipment.
- Practical understanding of low-voltage electrical systems.
- Advantageous to have working knowledge of one or more of UL 1436, NFPA 70E, IEC 61010, IEC 61243-5, EN 50110.
- Proven experience managing products through the full lifecycle, from requirements and business case through certification, launch, and commercial optimisation.


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Benefits:
- 25 days holiday per year + bank holidays
- Pension – employer contribution up to 10.5%
- Company Bonus Scheme
- Airport parking discounts
- Eyecare
- Remote working
- Annual Halma share vesting scheme
- Long service recognition
- Life assurance cover
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