Robotics Product Manager
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Company
Qualcomm Europe, Inc. Italy Branch Office
Operations Group, Operations Group
Product Management
Arduino is now part of the Qualcomm organization Are you passionate about shaping the future of robotics and building technology that empowers engineers, educators, and innovators around the world? At Arduino, we're looking for a Robotics Product Manager to lead the evolution of our robotics platforms—including mobile robots, robotic arms, sensor and actuator ecosystems, and learning kits—designed to support real‐world exploration, hands‐on education, and advanced prototyping. In this role, you'll partner closely with engineering, design, research, and business teams to define and deliver robotics products that truly matter. From early concept validation to launch and continuous improvement, you'll own the entire product lifecycle with a strong focus on user needs, technical robustness, integrated hardware‐software experiences, and business impact. This position will be based at our operational headquarters in Turin, Italy.
Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering,
Information Systems, Computer Science, Humanities, or related field.
4+ years of Product Management or related work experience.
A challenging career path in a rapidly growing company with a modern vision and talented teams.
A competitive salary and benefits that value your skills and experience.
A young and inspiring work environment that celebrates diversity and cultural exchange.
Individual growth objectives supported by a dedicated learning and training budget.
Flexible working hours and locations—we value work–life balance
Ping pong and football tournaments (plus sport/gym benefits for everyone)
Seasonal celebrations, happy hours, and everyday drinks & snacks
Define and manage the roadmap for robotics platforms across Education, Maker, and Professional markets.
Identify new robotics opportunities through market research, user insights, and competitive analysis.
Translate ideas into cl