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Director, Product Management

Mountain View, CA

Dusty Robotics develops robot-powered tools for the modern construction workforce.
While today's buildings are built predominantly with manual labor, Dusty envisions a future in which skilled labor makes use of robotic automation to make the work safer, more efficient, and more precise. We want to create a future in which construction workers don't need to retire early because their bodies give out. In Dusty's future, the buildings we live and work in are built by teams of creative and problem-solving construction crews who direct robots to do the dull/dirty/dangerous work.

What we're building
Dusty bridges the gap between the digital world of building design with the skilled labor operating in the field, accelerating the digital transformation of the construction industry. The centerpiece of our strategy is the FieldPrinter: a mobile printer-on-wheels that prints building floorplans full-size on the concrete floor of a construction site. When errors in layout can cause multi-million dollar mistakes, our product ensures that all field crews are building off of a single source of truth derived from the digital model.

Who You Are
Dusty is looking for a creative and detail-oriented Director, Product Management with a proven track record to guide the development of the Dusty product family. 

Where you'll work
Dusty’s offices are located in Mountain View, CA. You will be primarily working from our office in this role to facilitate rapid coordination with executive leadership and business teams. You can also expect to travel a small amount to customer locations around the US.

What You'll Do

  • As an action-oriented leader with an eye to both near term goals and the future, you will do the following 
    • Work with the founding team to translate their vision for Dusty into actionable roadmaps
    • Assist in creating and maintaining the trajectory of the future product roadmap
    • Prioritize product and feature releases, determining tradeoffs, to ensure that milestones are achieved
    • Define comprehensive functional specifications of all product features, using a bias towards simplicity, set boundaries on what is not to be included in feature specs
    • Invest time on customer job sites and industry conferences to be the “voice of the customer” inside of Dusty
    • Create a hiring plan to grow the product team 

Requirements:

  • Proven experience leading a high-powered team w/strong mentorship capabilities
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Successful track record as a product manager in a small high-growth startup where hands-on individual contributorship was required
  • Demonstrated strategic thinking with proven decisions from the perspective of what’s best for the company
  • Strong project management and organizational skills
  • Ability to transform analytical information into product driven action plans
  • Able to travel up to 15% of the time

Why You Should Join:

In joining our team, you’ll become an important part of a small and fast-growing company. We are daring to accomplish something big, do you want to be a critical part of Dusty's success? We are deeply committed to our mission, and we believe in removing roadblocks that distract us from reaching our goals.

To that end, we offer an unlimited vacation policy, a 401k with employer match, reasonable work hours, and flexible schedules. We know that our best work happens when we feel well-rested and capable of focusing all of our energy on making Dusty successful!

Strong, effective teams are composed of people with a diverse set of backgrounds and experiences who bring a variety of perspectives to their work. We actively encourage applications from a diverse pool, including those from historically under-represented groups such as women, people of color, people who identify LGBTQ, people with disabilities, and immigrants.

Our Code of Conduct:

Dusty Robotics exists to serve a wide variety of customers from all walks of life. We believe that our mission is best served in an environment that is friendly, safe, accepting, and free of intimidation or harassment. We do not tolerate abusive behavior.

 

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