• Drive business impact by defining success metrics and ensuring measurable progress • Define a quarterly roadmap based on insight and strategy • Lead discovery with Sales and customers to uncover pain points • Use data to guide decisions and track performance • Partner across disciplines to shape solutions and deliver value quickly • Lead a high-performing Scrum team and communicate effectively with stakeholders

• You'll help surgical teams see and act on what's happening in the OR in real time, where minutes of delay compound across a day of cases • Be able to evolve the strategic vision and roadmap of our Pulse product to support increasing impact on our customers operational efficiency, balancing what should be in the product roadmap vs. what should be professional services • Collaborate with our technical partners, engineering, design, data science and machine learning, as well as our commercial ones in sales and customer success • Evaluate new opportunities within OR operations workflows • Bring Pulse to where the OR team actually is, on their feet, between cases, on mobile — so the right person gets the right signal at the moment it matters, not back at a workstation.

• Own the global navigation architecture for stock.adobe.com, including header, footer, and on-page navigation across all asset categories and customer segments. • Lead product strategy for the homepage and the full library of landing pages, including category, campaign, and editorial destinations. • Drive the rebuild of Adobe Stock’s first-party landing page content management tool. • Build and lead all aspects of the decision framework that governs how new landing pages are scoped, approved, and sequenced. • Own the product definition for the stock.adobe.com component library — the shared UI building blocks used across landing pages, navigation, and promotional surfaces.

Role Description The Associate Product Manager plays a key role in advancing CONMED’s Advanced Surgical portfolio by owning the lifecycle, strategy, and roadmap for the Energy portfolio. This role focuses on driving sustaining initiatives from an upstream marketing perspective—using voice‑of‑customer insights, competitive intelligence, and data‑driven analysis to inform portfolio decisions, investment tradeoffs, and execution priorities. The Associate Product Manager partners closely with cross‑functional teams to translate strategy into actionable requirements, support disciplined controlled market releases, and ensure alignment across development, operations, and commercial functions as products progress toward commercialization readiness. - Drive sustaining for advanced surgical products from marketing side, including line extensions, design changes, cost‑reduction efforts, and end‑of‑life (EOL) execution. - Develop business cases for sustaining efforts including market sizing, financial modeling, and ROI analysis to support investment and resource allocation decisions, with clear data‑driven recommendations. - Create and drive controlled market release strategies for sustaining initiatives, ensuring disciplined planning, execution, and launch readiness, with clear cross‑functional communication across downstream and commercial teams. - Continuously prioritize sustaining projects, balancing risk, and business impact, and driving transparency across cross‑functional teams around anticipated backorders and supply constraints. - Lead voice‑of‑customer (VOC) and field engagement activities related to sustaining initiatives, synthesizing insights into portfolio recommendations, requirements, and prioritization decisions. - Translate portfolio strategy, VOC insights, and sustaining priorities into clear marketing and product requirements, supporting effective hand‑off and execution across R&D and cross‑functional teams. - Partner with cross‑functional teams—including R&D, Clinical, Regulatory, Quality, Operations, and Supply Chain—to ensure alignment from strategy through execution and commercialization readiness. - Monitor competitive intelligence, emerging technologies, and market dynamics to maintain differentiation and inform portfolio strategy. - Champion a data‑driven, customer‑centered approach, ensuring the voice of the customer informs portfolio decisions, priorities, and execution. Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent. - 1–2 years of relevant experience in areas such as engineering or marketing. - Ability to meet with customers at hospitals and to be a member of a credentialing agency. - Travel ability 25%-40%. Requirements - Must have excellent skills in Microsoft Office including Word, Excel and PowerPoint. - Experience operating in highly regulated environments set by governmental agencies, independent regulatory bodies, medical associations, and patient advocacy organizations throughout the product lifecycle. - Ability to lead and contribute to interdisciplinary teams with demonstrated results. - Proven ability to execute and lead upstream projects within timeline and budget. - Demonstrated strong organizational and communication skills. - Demonstrated ability to build relationships with sales teams and physicians. - Thorough knowledge of relevant anatomy, surgical procedures, and clinical needs. - Thorough knowledge of surgeon and sales education process. Benefits - Competitive compensation. - Excellent healthcare including medical, dental, vision and prescription coverage. - Short & long term disability plus life insurance -- cost paid fully by CONMED. - Retirement Savings Plan (401K) -- CONMED matches your contributions dollar for dollar, with the potential for up to 7% per pay period. - Employee Stock Purchase Plan -- allows stock purchases at discounted price. - Tuition assistance for undergraduate and graduate level courses.