Product Manager

We’re looking for a Product Manager who knows how to specify complex System‑on‑Chips and application processors —someone who can turn mission goals and customer needs into precise, testable technical requirements for a next‑generation secure SoC platform. You’ll sit at the intersection of silicon architecture, firmware, toolchains, and security , owning the product definition end‑to‑end: from market framing and PRDs through to system requirements, HW/SW partitioning, and measurable acceptance criteria. This is a hands‑on role for someone who can drive clarity on what we’re building, why it matters, and what “done” means technically.

What you’ll lead Full requirements stack: CPU subsystems, memory hierarchy, interconnect, security architecture, crypto/PQC acceleration, peripherals, power/clock/reset, and firmware enablement. Converting high‑level needs into unambiguous, engineering‑grade requirements and acceptance tests. Roadmap ownership across architecture freeze → RTL freeze → tape‑out → bring‑up → SDK readiness.

HW/SW partitioning decisions, verification alignment, and traceability from requirement → implementation → evidence. What you bring 5+ years in product management or technical program ownership for silicon, embedded systems, or complex HW/SW platforms. Proven ability to write deep, testable requirements for SoCs or application processors.

Strong fundamentals across CPU subsystems, memory, boot flows, interconnect, and firmware interaction. Ability to reason about security (secure boot, isolation, threat models, key management). Excellent written communication and comfort working with RTL, verification, firmware, and tooling teams.

Nice to have Arm or RISC‑V experience, secure enclaves/TEEs, RoT, PQC accelerators, bring‑up/post‑silicon exposure, or work in high‑assurance environments. If you want to shape a next‑generation secure SoC platform and own the technical truth of the product, I'd love to speak with you. Kind regards, Dave Sharman