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IC Resources
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IC Resources is working with one of the pioneers of radio frequency energy storage technology who is looking for an experienced Product Manager for one of their upcoming projects. The Role 6-12 month contract with likely extension Client based in the South of France Occasional visits to site with frequent client visits The Requirements Oversee the development, marketing and lifecycle of RFID and IoT products Ideally have a background in Radio Frequency engineering, IoT or RFID Close interaction between CEO and CTO and the senior leadership team Commit to frequent client visits to gather insights and provide technical expertise Cross-team collaboration to ensure smooth product development and delivery If you have the correct skill set for this Product Manager vacancy or know someone who might be suitable, please contact Max Martin at IC Resources
Location
Toulouse
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