Senior Product Manager - Autonomous Procurement

About this role

Elevate Global Logistics: Lead the Future of Autonomous Procurement as Product Manager!

Ready to revolutionize a sector that powers 10% of the world’s economy? We’re looking for a visionary Product Manager to spearhead our Autonomous Procurement strategy, using AI and data science to transform how the world’s largest shippers move freight. Join us in scaling a new category of software that brings unprecedented efficiency to global supply chains!

About Us
Trimble is a global technology company that connects the physical and digital worlds, transforming the ways work gets done. In the Transportation & Logistics segment, our solutions make it safer, simpler and more efficient to move freight—bringing together a global network of shippers, carriers, brokers and 3PLs. This role sits within Transporeon, a Trimble company, which operates a leading cloud-based transportation management platform that powers a global network of over 158,000 carriers and 1,400 shippers.

Key Exciting Responsibilities

• Drive Product Strategy: Own the core Autonomous Procurement (AP) product delivery, defining a concrete functional scope and long-term roadmap.
• Lead Innovation: Spearhead the integration of Autonomous Quotation (AQ) and develop a cutting-edge carrier API strategy.
• Execute the Roadmap: Orchestrate complex workstreams across migration and innovation to maintain high delivery velocity.
• Collaborate Across Borders: Partner with sales, consulting, engineering, and design teams to choose new markets and refine product messaging.

Essential Skills & Experience

• Product Mastery: Proven track record in software engineering, design, or product management, with the ability to take a feature from initial idea to a fully available SaaS product.
• Strategic Market Analysis: Maintain a proactive approach to tracking market trends, conducting analysis of competitors, and synthesizing insights to drive product differentiation and maintain a long-term innovation edge.
• Industry Insigh...