Joining Razer will place you on a global mission to revolutionize the way the world games. Razer is a place to do great work, offering you the opportunity to make an impact globally while working across a global team located across 5 continents. Razer is also a great place to work, providing you the unique, gamer-centric #LifeAtRazer experience that will put you in an accelerated growth, both personally and professionally.

Job Responsibilities :

Become a subject matter expert for one of Razer’s Mobile and Console Audio product category - responsible for the management of global product roadmapConduct continuous research to grow your market knowledge and use this to develop robust strategies for products under your portfolioResponsible for continuing product evolution, enhancements, the introduction of new features and functions and the retirement of certain products or variations to ensure relevance and competitivenessBe the voice of users by translating their needs into product goals and features - define the Product Requirement Specification (PRS) and expected user experience for each productPartner closely with Engineering, Design, Marketing, UI and other internal teams to bring products to life

Pre-Requisites :Avid gamer – familiar with various genres of games and game-playDegree or diploma in a technical discipline with minimum 3-5 years of end-to-end product management experience, preferably in related industriesInterest and/or knowhow for audio products will be advantageousExperience with product development life cycles (software and hardware) and ODM/CM working modelsCurious, loves learning about technical products, and is energized by the challenge of solving difficult problems for usersStrong analytical thinking to prioritize features and evaluate trade-offsExperience in collaborating and leading cross-functional teams to drive successful product implementationStrong stakeholder management and communication skills, both written and verbal.Ability to prioritize and quickly adapt to changing environment and competing priorities

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