Qualcomm
Director, Product Management - Data Center Business Unit
$230K–$345K
San Jose, California · On-site · Director · Full-time · Posted Oct 27, 2026
- Experience
- The posting states 8+ years of Product Management or related work experience, with advanced degrees substituting for up to two years (Master’s = one year, Doctorate = two years); elsewhere it states 10+ years of Product Management or related customer-facing work experience and 15+ years of customer-facing experience, including at least 5 years focused on data center or AI infrastructure.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Information Systems, Computer Science, or related technical field.
About the job
Leads product strategy and cross-functional development and launch of AI-centric data center connectivity products for hyperscale customers.
What you'll do
- Define product strategy and roadmaps; analyze data center markets and trends.
- Coordinate with engineering, software, marketing, sales, customers, and partners to shape requirements, co-develop proofs of concept, and drive product design-in and launch.
- Develop value propositions, competitive positioning, launch plans, and go-to-market materials.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related technical field.
- Demonstrated success defining and launching Connectivity products with cross-functional development teams.
- Ability to engage C-level executives and engineering leads at hyperscale cloud providers or tier-1 enterprise customers.
- Strong analytical, communication, and storytelling skills, including financial modeling, market sizing, and competitive benchmarking.
Nice to have
- Familiarity with data center trends such as disaggregation and agentic AI, and connectivity trends such as NPO and CPO.
Pay
$229,800.00 - $344,800.00 (base salary)
Tools
Connectivity DSPs, NPO, CPO
AI focus
Shapes AI-centric data center connectivity products and considers AI infrastructure trends, including agentic AI.
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