Global Product Manager, Analytics Software
RepliGen
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Pennsylvania · $115k–$165k a year · Posted October 29, 2026
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About the job
The Analytics Software Product Manager is responsible for the strategy, roadmap and end-to-end product lifecycle of software supporting Repligen Analytics instruments and connected solutions. The role