Product Owner/Manager - Manchester
Atrium (EMEA)
Manchester, UK
2 days ago
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Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
Tech stack
Agile Methodology
Iterative and Incremental Development
Scrum Methodology
Job description
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Base pay range
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Seniority level
Associate
Employment type
Contract
Job function
- Consulting
- Investment Banking and Financial Services
Location
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
Work arrangement
4 days onsite in office / 1 day WFH. PAYE/Umbrella options.
Responsibilities & Qualifications
- Managing and leading the product management team.
- Collaborating with department heads to ensure product strategy alignment with company goals; overseeing budgeting and resource allocation for product initiatives; product launch and go-to-market strategy.
- Directing the overall product strategy for the organization.
- Using subject matter expertise, experience and thought leadership to influence and direct the product management team, key stakeholders and senior leaders.
- Collaborating with other department heads to ensure product strategy alignment with company goals. Overseeing budgeting and resource allocation for product initiatives.
- Degree in business management, Finance or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience required.
- Demonstrated ability in product development and delivery with proven track record in defining winning product constructs and delivering a product roadmap.
- Prior experience working in a financial industry preferred.
- A balance of technical knowledge and business acumen with a proven track record in launching software or services in partnership with engineering teams, and/or working cross functionally with multiple stakeholders and product development teams.
- High degree of proficiency in OKR, Design Thinking, Event Storming, prototyping, iterative development, Scrum, and Agile product development.
- Deep product management expertise, excellent leadership and influencing skills and strong business judgement.
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Requirements
- Degree in business management, Finance or a related discipline, or equivalent work experience required.
- Demonstrated ability in product development and delivery with proven track record in defining winning product constructs and delivering a product roadmap.
- Prior experience working in a financial industry preferred.
- A balance of technical knowledge and business acumen with a proven track record in launching software or services in partnership with engineering teams, and/or working cross functionally with multiple stakeholders and product development teams.
- High degree of proficiency in OKR, Design Thinking, Event Storming, prototyping, iterative development, Scrum, and Agile product development.
- Deep product management expertise, excellent leadership and influencing skills and strong business judgement.
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