Product Manager Urology
Pubblicato il 03-08-2026 - Ambu A/S in Italia
Product Manager – Urology, Global Emerging Markets (GEM)
Are you passionate about strategic marketing and business development in the MedTech industry? Would you like to be part of a global organization with high professional standards, an innovative mindset, and a strong commitment to improving patient care? If so, this could be your next career opportunity.
Our purpose is to rethink solutions that save lives and improve patient care. Ambu develops, manufactures, and markets innovative medical devices trusted by millions of healthcare professionals and patients worldwide. As a global leader in single-use endoscopy, anesthesia, and patient monitoring solutions, we are committed to driving innovation, delivering customer value, and building a sustainable future. Our success is driven by talented people working together across functions, markets, and cultures to make a meaningful difference every day.
A Global Role with Strategic Impact
As Product Manager – Urology, Global Emerging Markets (GEM) ,
you will be responsible for driving the strategic growth of Ambu’s Urology portfolio across Global Emerging Markets. You will serve as the key link between Global Marketing, Regional Teams, and Commercial Organizations, ensuring effective market execution, successful product launches, and accelerated market adoption across diverse geographies.
This is a unique opportunity to combine strategic thinking, commercial acumen, market analysis, and international collaboration in a fast-growing global business.
Your Key Responsibilities
- Manage and grow the Urology portfolio across Global Emerging Markets, ensuring alignment between global strategy and local market needs.
- Define market prioritization and segmentation strategies to maximize growth opportunities and resource allocation.
- Lead product launches across GEM markets, including pre-launch planning, launch execution, and post-launch performance optimization.
- Develop market intelligence, customer insights, and competit
