Product consultant

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Job Description

Title: Product Manager

Rank: Supervising Associate 3

Overall Years of Experience: 8-12 years

Relevant Years of Experience: 5-10 years

Product Manager: As part of our growing automation team, we’re in search of an experienced product manager to lead our multi-disciplinary development team. As an ideal candidate, you will have a keen eye for gaps in consumer product offerings and the innovative mindset to fill them. You should have proven ability to strategize the full lifecycle of product production — from conception through release. You may already be a confident leader who has experience guiding cross-functional teams in the successful creation of products that improve consumer experience and grow market share.

Position Summary

• 7-12 years of experience in a similar profile with a strong service delivery background.
• Own the product vision for your area. Ensure that it aligns with the overall team and company vision.
• Represent the customer. Be the champion and voice of customers. Build intimate, personal customer relationships.
• Manage the product roadmap. Make tough tactical prioritization decisions while helping the company think long-term.
• Drive entire feature delivery lifecycle: research user needs; write user stories; design and prototype UX; work with engineering to develop, test and deliver an impactful product on time.
• Develop new opportunities. With your finger on the pulse of the business needs, the users, and the engineering roadmap, you are uniquely positioned to discover and develop new opportunities.
• Business Case Development:
  • Defines the guidelines for developing business cases for a complex product / set of products.
  • Develops thought leadership and monitors the marketplace for new trends, tools or approaches for business case development.
  • Reviews and ensures that the business case appropriately captures the clients' / business needs and the value add.
  • Defines critical interdependencies across business cases and programs.
  • Identifies critical success factors to help ensure value realization.
  • Structures a value realization capability.
  • Communicates business cases to senior stakeholders.
• Business Requirements Definition, Analysis and Mapping:
  • Leads comprehensive analyses of requirements for a new or modified product.
  • Consults on various projects as a requirement analysis subject matter expert.
  • Defines requirements gathering, analyses and mapping guidelines, techniques, and frameworks.
  • Leads prioritization and trade-off decisions.
  • Presents a compelling business case for proposed solutions.
• Demand Analysis:
  • Leads demand analysis activities.
  • Creates demand analysis testing techniques to determine if a product can successfully enter a market.
  • Recommends products/services and techniques to launch based on the results of the demand analysis.
• Financial & Risk Management:
  • Generates a feasible project plan and budget for senior management's approval.
  • Performs financial analyses; tracks the time and cost of a technology project.
  • Analyzes risk factors; performs financial risk assessment.

Essential

• Leadership DNA - proven ability to excite and lead a cross-functional engineering team.
• 5-10 years of product management or equivalent experience.
• Strong organizational, written and oral communication skills.
• Proven ability to deliver on commitments.
• Bachelor's degree in engineering + MBA would be ideal.
• Should be able to work with multi-culture global teams and team virtually.

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