Kite Human Capital
Digital Product Manager

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Digital Product Manager - Hybrid (1-2 days in office) - £70,000 - £80,000 salary
We're working with a major UK PLC consumer digital brand, and we're looking for a Digital Product Manager to lead a team building the products that shape a critical stage of the customers' journey.
You'll report directly into the Head of Product, running your own cross-functional team, and owning 5–10 live features across every stage of the product lifecycle — from early discovery through to optimisation and sunset.
What you'll be doing:
- Discovery: Spotting the problems worth solving and validating them before a line of code gets written
- Feature ownership: Taking ideas from concept to launch, and owning them once they're live
- Backlog management: Prioritising ruthlessly, so your team always builds the highest-impact thing next
- Delivery management: Keeping the team shipping, unblocked, and moving at pace
- Stakeholder collaboration: Bringing commercial, design, and engineering voices into one plan
- Testing & performance monitoring: Running experiments, reading the data, and acting on it
- Adaptability: Leading your team through change as priorities and the roadmap evolve
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- 5+ years in product management, ideally in digital products or ecommerce
- Solid grounding in digital merchandising, content management, or personalisation technologies
- Hands-on experience with A/B testing and optimisation methodologies
- A working understanding of UX/UI design principles
- The confidence to lead a team and the curiosity to keep questioning the roadmap
If this role is one for you, please apply below, or drop me a message. If you know someone who could be a great fit, feel free to shoot me a message any time!
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