Experis UK
Product Manager

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Duration: 12 months
Location: Hybrid, may be required travel to London, Manchester, Leicester, Hursley, Glasgow or Edinburgh
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Our Client is hiring a Product Manager to join a team supporting a wider programme to transform and enhance enterprise systems—ultimately helping improve government services. You'll work in an environment that values user-centred design, agile delivery, and cloud-native approaches to deliver outcomes that matter.
What You'll Be Doing
- Own product vision, strategy, and roadmap planning to guide delivery
- Lead market and customer research to shape what we build next
- Create, manage, and prioritise the product backlog to maximise value
- Apply agile delivery principles and methodologies to support continuous progress
- Use user-centred design practices to keep users at the heart of decisions
- Partner with stakeholders to secure alignment, buy-in, and approval on product direction
- Work with cross-functional teams to drive business outcomes and delivery quality
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What You'll Bring
- Strong capability in product vision, strategy, and roadmap management
- Proven stakeholder management skills—able to align teams and win support for decisions
- Experience using market/customer research to inform product priorities
- Confidence working with agile delivery and backlog management
- A user-focused mindset, with experience of user-centred design practices
- Ability to collaborate effectively across functions and influence outcomes


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