Infoplus Technologies UK Limited
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Job Title: Product Modeller
Location: Remote, UK
Duration: 6 months (Inside IR35)
JOB DETAILS:
A Product Modeller for an enterprise account typically designs data/product structures, maps business requirements to technical product catalogs (e.g., Ericsson Catalog, Amdocs, or Oracle), and defines specifications for Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ) or order management systems.
Key Responsibilities
- Product Catalog Design: Build and maintain product models, offers, bundles, and characteristics in enterprise product catalog systems.
- Requirement Analysis: Work with client stakeholders to translate business rules into technical product specifications and data models.
- Lifecycle Management: Manage product lifecycles, versioning, and attribute mappings across downstream billing and CRM systems.
- Collaboration: Coordinate with delivery, pricing, and IT teams within a global delivery framework to ensure smooth product launches.
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- Experience: 4 to 8 years of IT/telecom domain experience with a strong focus on product modeling or catalog implementation.
- Domain Knowledge: Familiarity with telecom frameworks (e.g., TM Forum SID, eTOM) or specific billing/CPQ platforms.
- Technical Skills: Data modeling, XML/JSON structures, API mapping, and database concepts.
- Soft Skills: Client-facing communication, stakeholder management, and agile delivery experience.
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