An IoT manager is a professional who specializes in the field of the Internet of Things, possessing professional skills and knowledge to be responsible for planning, design, implementation, maintenance, and optimization of IoT systems. Here is a specific introduction:

- Main responsibilities: Responsible for developing the overall plan for IoT, clarifying key elements such as project goals and scope; allocate resources needed for the project reasonably, identify, assess, and respond to potential risks in the project; communicate with customers stakeholders to collect and analyze requirements, monitor the progress of the project, conduct quality control and quality inspection, and ensure the project is completed on time, with quality, and within budget

- Skills requirements: A solid foundation in IoT technology is needed, including knowledge of sensor technology, embedded system development, network communication protocols, etc. At the same time, management skills are also essential, such as project planning, resource management, risk management, etc. In addition, excellent communication and leadership skills are required to effectively communicate with team members customers, and management, to motivate and guide team members to achieve project goals.

- Career development prospects: With the rapid development of the IoT industry, the demand for IoT is also increasing. Practitioners can start from junior IoT project managers, responsible for managing small-scale projects, and then advance to intermediate, senior IoT project managers after accumulating, responsible for larger and more complex projects. They can even develop into higher-level management positions such as project director or chief operating officer