Product Manager CAE (m/f/d)
Company: dive solutions
Location: Berlin (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-08-04
About this role
#### Your Mission
Are you a mechanical, simulation, or software engineer with strong product instincts? Do you want to shape what gets built, not just how it gets built? Do you want to shape a product used by engineering teams at BMW, ZF, Siemens, and others?
At Dive, we are building a cloud-native, agent-native simulation platform that makes advanced heat and fluid simulation accessible to every mechanical engineer. As Product Manager, you will own the product direction for our web platform: speaking with engineers at our customers, identifying the most important problems to solve, shaping workflows and user experience, and driving releases together with the Web team.
You will work closely with the CTPO, who has led product so far, and with our two engineering leads. But this is not a backlog-grooming role. The product decisions become yours.
#### Your Responsibilities
Own product initiatives for the Dive platform, from discovery through release, with the web team as your main engineering counterpart. Examples of upcoming initiatives include enhancing our postprocessor for detailed, agent-friendly analysis; advancing fluid and solid raytracing for high-quality videos and deeper fluid insights; and further integrating our MPX solver technology into the web stack while staying true to our product philosophy: one unified multiphysics, cloud-native platform where complex physics can be coupled seamlessly and engineers can focus on the important part: gaining insights.
- Discover and prioritize
Build a deep understanding of customer workflows by regularly speaking with simulation engineers, R&D leads, customer success, and sales.
- Define the product
- Translate customer needs and technical constraints into priorities, product decisions, PRDs, acceptance criteria, and clear workflow concepts.
- Create wireframes, mockups, and interaction sketches that communicate intent clearly. Polished visual design is less important than precise...