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Product Manager

City of London
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Product Manager – Digital Services | Health Data / Digital Platform | London

London – Hybrid, 2 days per week

Rate: Excellent day rate (outside IR35)

Duration: 6 months

Overview

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Product Manager to take ownership of our client's user-facing digital services. This is an excellent opportunity for a Product Manager who enjoys working on complex, high-impact digital products and balancing user needs with technical, governance, and regulatory requirements.

Role and Responsibilities

  • Own the product vision, definition, and roadmap for user-facing digital services
  • Develop and maintain an outcome-focused product roadmap based on user research, service data, and organisational priorities
  • Lead discovery activity to understand user problems, test ideas, and shape solutions
  • Translate user and business requirements into clear problem statements, user needs, acceptance criteria, and prioritised backlog items
  • Work closely with Engineering, Service Design, UX, and User Research throughout the product lifecycle
  • Define product success measures and monitor service performance against agreed outcomes
  • Lead and contribute to Agile ceremonies including sprint planning, stand-ups, demos, and retrospectives
  • Work with governance, legal, and approval teams to simplify complex application and approval journeys
  • Ensure services meet accessibility, security, identity, audit, and wider platform requirements
  • Manage senior stakeholders across internal teams, external partners, and the wider digital ecosystem
  • Work with third-party suppliers and contractors to ensure delivery meets agreed product and quality standards

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  • Proven experience as a Product Manager delivering user-facing digital services within a multidisciplinary Agile environment
  • Strong experience owning product roadmaps from discovery through to delivery
  • Excellent understanding of user-centred design and product discovery
  • Experience using user research, analytics, and service data to inform product decisions
  • Strong backlog management, prioritisation, and requirements definition skills
  • Experience managing complex stakeholder groups and conflicting priorities
  • Comfortable working within technically complex or highly governed environments
  • Strong analytical, communication, and decision-making skills
  • Experience within health, government, public sector, or regulated digital services would be advantageous
  • Previous experience working to GDS Service Standards or through service assessments would be highly desirable
  • Experience of digital services involving governance, approvals, or regulatory workflows would also be beneficial
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