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Product Manager | Central Leeds | 2 days a week in the office | From £40,000
A technology-led services business in Leeds is hiring a Product Manager to take ownership of its digital products. That covers the web and mobile apps customers use, plus the internal systems the business runs on day to day.
It's a broad role. You'll set the roadmap, own the backlog, and work with DevOps, operations, and the commercial side to get things built and released.
The Job
- Set the product vision and roadmap, and keep it current as priorities shift
- Own the backlog and decide what gets built first, based on user value, risk, and commercial return
- Write the requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria
- Agree release plans with DevOps and delivery leads, including dependencies and what happens when something slips
- Look after client and third-party integrations: who owns them, how data moves, what the security requirements are
- Keep technical, operational, and commercial teams pointed in the same direction, and keep senior leadership informed
- Build the business case for new products and the investment decisions behind them
- Track technical debt and ageing systems, and make the call on what to fix, replace, or switch off
- Feed support tickets, incidents, and customer feedback back into the roadmap
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What You'll Need
- Product management experience in a tech business, where the roadmap and backlog were yours to own
- Experience working alongside engineering, operations, and commercial teams
- A working understanding of integrations, APIs, security, data protection, and uptime in systems the business can't operate without
- The ability to explain your decisions and back them up with evidence
- Some exposure to business cases and budget conversations


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- Bringing AI into a product and making it earn its place
- Products with client integrations, accessibility requirements, or international users
- Agile, Jira, or similar
Package
From £40,000 depending on experience. Pension, sick pay, on-site parking, company events. Two days a week in Central Leeds, the rest from home.
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