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# Senior Product Manager, Connectivity and Embedded Systems

- **Company:** Whoop, Inc.
- **Location:** Boston, MA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $96,000.0 - $110,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Bluetooth, Custom Software, Data Synchronization, Firmware, Wi-Fi Technology, Backend
- **Published:** August 1, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerjet.com/jobad/us54c623cf04273d23b50f47013397baa5

## About the Role

5+ years of product management experience, with deep experience in connected hardware, embedded systems, or platform-level products.
Strong understanding of Bluetooth/WiFi connectivity, mobile-device communication, and system-level tradeoffs across hardware and software.
Experience partnering closely with firmware and embedded engineering teams, with the ability to influence technical direction and architectural decisions.
Demonstrated ability to define product strategy and drive long-term roadmaps from concept through execution.
Strong analytical and prioritization skills, with experience defining metrics and using data to inform decisions.
Excellent communication skills, with a track record of aligning senior stakeholders and driving clarity across teams.
Comfortable operating in ambiguous, technically complex environments with a high degree of ownership and accountability.
Passion for human performance, health technology, and building seamless, reliable product experiences.

## Description

At WHOOP, we're on a mission to unlock human performance. WHOOP empowers members to perform at a higher level through a deeper understanding of their bodies and daily lives. Delivering this experience requires seamless integration across hardware, firmware, and software, especially in the connectivity and embedded systems that power our technology.
As a Senior Product Manager, Connectivity and Embedded Systems, you will define and drive the strategy, architecture direction, and execution of WHOOP's connectivity and embedded platform. Sitting at the intersection of firmware, mobile, and hardware, you will own the end-to-end member experience from device to app, ensuring it is reliable, scalable, and best-in-class.
You will lead complex, cross-functional initiatives that span multiple teams and product surfaces, shaping the long-term roadmap for how WHOOP devices connect, communicate, and perform. This role requires deep technical fluency, strong product judgment, and the ability to align teams around a clear vision while delivering high-quality execution., Define and own the product strategy and roadmap for connectivity and embedded systems, ensuring a seamless, reliable, and scalable member experience..
Lead end-to-end ownership of the device-to-app experience, including pairing, data synchronization, embedded logic, and power management.
Drive technical direction in partnership with engineering leads across firmware, mobile, hardware, and backend, influencing architectural decisions that improve reliability, performance, and scalability.
Leverage key performance metrics to inform product direction and strategically prioritize opportunities that balance member impact with business goals.
Translate complex technical concepts into clear product requirements, documentation, and communication that align stakeholders and enable efficient execution.
Act as the domain expert and point of accountability for connectivity and embedded systems across the organization, proactively identifying risks and opportunities., Incredible opportunity for a Senior Project Manager focused on Custom Software Engineering delivery for Healthcare startups across the US! This Jobot Job is hosted by: Craig Rose…

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