Consultant, Product Management

October 3, 2026

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About the position

The Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG) is responsible for building products that support infrastructure, solutions, and data management for customers. The teams within ISG design and develop hardware and software for connecting infrastructure, accelerating computational workloads, integrating across the stack, protecting data continuity, and delivering platforms, applications, and diagnostics at an enterprise scale. Innovation within ISG involves not only creating new technology but also challenging assumptions and reimagining work processes. AI is integrated into the development process to enhance speed, learning, and impact, but human judgment remains crucial for deciding what to build, how it should function, and earning customer trust. The company values a fast-paced environment that rewards experimentation, encourages bold thinking, and removes barriers to accelerate the realization of great ideas. Teams operate with a customer-first, first-to-market mindset, using rapid feedback to improve products and outcomes. They seek individuals who question, improve, and innovate rather than maintain the status quo. The role is for someone energized by complex systems challenges, excited to collaborate with AI, and motivated by shaping the future rather than maintaining the past. The specific role is a Product Management Consultant focusing on Datacenter Power & Cooling Infrastructure within the PowerEdge & Datacenter Infrastructure Product Management Team. This role involves leading the entire product lifecycle from definition and planning to production and release, including overseeing modifications, upgrades, and maintenance. Expertise in project management from initiation to delivery and liaison with other departments on technical matters is essential for a smooth and seamless process.

Responsibilities

Lead and deliver the entire product lifecycle from product definition and planning through to production and release.
Oversee modifications, upgrades, and maintenance of the product line.
Act as an expert in project management, from initiation through to delivery.
Liaise with other departments on technical matters to ensure smooth and seamless processes.

Requirements

Experience in product development management.
Innovative thinking.
Focus on delivery of products and computer-based systems for external customers.
Expertise in project management.
Ability to liaise with other departments on technical matters.

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