Product Manager — Industrial Process Cooling, EMEA
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - MTA M.T.A. in Salmistraro
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Product Manager – Industrial Process Cooling, EMEAAt Trane Technologies, we challenge possible to deliver leading climate and thermal technologies that help our customers improve performance while reducing their carbon footprint. We serve a broad range of industries and applications,
with growing focus on sustainable, efficient, and reliable industrial process cooling solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Translate customer, market, and technical insights into product requirements, feature priorities, and portfolio investment decisions.
- Serve as a key voice of the market and customer in defining products that address performance, reliability, serviceability, energy efficiency, and sustainability requirements.
- Assess market trends in, de-centralized process cooling, thermal management, fluid cooling and heating, , and sustainable industrial operations to inform portfolio direction.
- Lead product strategy, roadmap development, and lifecycle management for the industrial process cooling portfolio.
- Develop a strong understanding of industrial process cooling applications, system architectures, hydronic and refrigerant-based systems, heat rejection strategies, and integration requirem