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Senior Technical Product Manager, Agentic Computing Foundation

Houston, TX; Houston, TXUnited States
Senior · Product Management
POSTED 28 SEPTVERIFIED 9H AGO
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$171k–$216k
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37d
since 28 Sept
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About HP

At HP, you’ll have a chance to create tools, technology, and solutions that reshape the way the world works in the future. If you’re looking to join a company that allows you to connect with a network of professionals eager to support you in doing your best work, we want to talk to you. Our legendary culture guides every employee toward success—fostering collaboration and driving innovation.

Operating in over 170 countries, HP is always creating new services, products, and capabilities giving you more opportunities to advance your career. Here, innovation is the key to professional development and career mobility.

When you join HP, you’re joining a company that believes every voice matters and that we all deserve a seat at the table. From the boardroom to factory floor, we create a culture where everyone is respected and where people can be themselves. You will be part of a global laboratory where different perspectives and experiences will help you solve problems in new ways. This is where you can build a long and wide-ranging career.

About The Role

We are looking for a Technical Product Manager to turn experience goals from HP’s business unit product teams into clear technical direction for the Agentic Computing Foundation. You will work with product partners to understand what users and customers need, then collaborate with architects and engineers to define the software capabilities, requirements, and engineering stories needed to deliver those experiences.

This role operates at the intersection of product strategy and technical execution. You will help shape the roadmap for a shared software stack that supports agentic AI on PCs, including how AI workloads interact with device resources and when capabilities should run locally or in the cloud. You will connect requirements across teams, make trade-offs visible, and help ensure that individual features come together as a coherent, high-quality experience.

What You Might Do

  • Partner with HP business unit product teams to understand customer journeys, experience requirements, and priorities across commercial and consumer computing use cases.
  • Translate experience goals into technical product requirements, acceptance criteria, and actionable engineering stories with architecture and development teams.
  • Define and maintain a roadmap for foundation capabilities, aligning feature priorities, releases, and dependencies with broader HP product plans.
  • Work with architects to evaluate solution options and trade-offs across on-device and cloud execution, model and service integration, APIs, performance, privacy, security, and enterprise manageability.
  • Help prioritize capabilities that allow multiple AI workloads to run while preserving the PC experience under memory, compute, and thermal constraints.
  • Coordinate with product owners, software engineers, design, and other stakeholders so features built on the shared foundation work together across products.
  • Incorporate user feedback, technical findings, and ecosystem developments into product decisions; communicate priorities and changes clearly to stakeholders.
  • Define measures of product quality and adoption, track delivery against outcomes, and surface risks and decisions early.

Essential Qualifications

  • 7+ years of experience in technical product management, software product development, or a related role, with a record of bringing complex software capabilities from requirements through delivery.
  • Experience translating user or product experience requirements into technical specifications and engineering work in close partnership with software architects and developers.
  • Strong understanding of software platforms, APIs, system integration, and the trade-offs involved in building reusable capabilities for multiple products or teams.
  • Ability to build roadmaps, prioritize competing needs, manage cross-team dependencies, and make sound decisions amid ambiguity.
  • Clear communication with both business and technical audiences, including the ability to explain trade-offs and drive alignment across organizations.
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