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Product Management Analyst (Conversational Channels)
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Umbrella Rate: A GBP 35.94/hr (Inside IR35)
Maternity Cover Contract: August 2026 - July 2027
Full Time or Part Time Candidates Accepted
Do you have experience in global digital product ownership or transformation, with understanding of conversational platforms? Step into a standout opportunity as a Product Management Analyst for Conversational Channels and help shape effortless, modern luxury digital conversational experiences. This Product Management Analyst (Conversational Channels) role is a confirmed maternity cover position, offering full and part-time options, so you can choose a working pattern that suits your life while delivering meaningful impact. With a hybrid setup based in Gaydon, the Product Management Analyst position is built for people who enjoy turning big ideas into real customer journeys. If conversational platforms and AI-enabled customer experience are your passion, this Product Management job will feel both challenging and highly rewarding.
What You Will Do
- Own the global vision and capability roadmap for Conversational Channels, including generative and agentic AI use cases.
- Lead delivery and continuous improvement for chat, WhatsApp and other messaging experiences, ensuring value and quality.
- Build and maintain a global delivery roadmap and integrated backlog, with clear governance, prioritisation and risk management.
- Provide day-to-day leadership across strategic technology and delivery partners, aligning outcomes to JLR standards and brand expectations.
- Lead performance reporting and data-led continuous improvement across markets.
- Support inclusive, accessible conversational experiences and contribute to customer experience communities and knowledge sharing.
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What You Will Bring
- Experience in global digital product ownership or transformation, particularly across multi-market initiatives.
- Strong understanding of conversational platforms and AI-enabled customer experience, with confidence in generative and agentic AI concepts.
- Proven ability to deliver complex programmes end-to-end, balancing strategy, delivery and continuous improvement.
- A client-obsessed, outcome-focused mindset, with strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
- A thoughtful approach to ethical, brand-safe AI and inclusive customer experiences.


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This Product Management Analyst job plays a key role in advancing digital innovation and improving conversational capability at pace. By leading global strategy, shaping delivery, and embedding a culture of curiosity, learning and continuous improvement, you will directly support the company's ambition to be among the world's leading luxury brands for digital conversational experiences.
Location:
Hybrid working from Gaydon, with flexibility to collaborate with global and market cross-functional teams.
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Apply now to be considered if this product management role sounds like your next career move.
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