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Product Manager

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Product Manager – Data & Transformation | Public Sector
📍 Blackpool / Manchester / Newcastle / Leeds / Birmingham
🏢 Hybrid – travel required 2 x per month to above locations, plus 40% weekly onsite presence in your closest hub/city highly likely.
💰 Between £300 - £335 per day - INSIDE IR35
🛡 BPSS Clearance eligibility
We’re looking for an experienced Product Manager to join a major public sector transformation programme, taking product ownership of a strategic enterprise data-sharing service. This is a hands-on SFIA Level 4 role focused on modernising how legacy data is made available across the organisation, introducing modern tooling and ways of working within a complex transformation environment.
What you'll be doing:
- Own and develop the product vision, roadmap and success measures for a strategic data platform
- Identify, evaluate and prioritise new product use cases
- Lead discovery and pathfinding activities around future organisational requirements
- Work across business, architecture, data, digital and technology teams
- Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders outside the immediate delivery team
- Drive product adoption and identify changes required across operating models, processes, governance and ways of working
- Ensure product decisions are driven by evidence, user feedback, data and measurable outcomes
- Communicate product priorities, progress, risks and benefits across stakeholder groups
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What we're looking for:
- Previous central government experience is required and must be evidenced on your CV
- Strong Product Management experience within complex transformation programmes
- Experience managing data products, integration platforms or enterprise data-sharing services
- Experience working with legacy data and modernisation programmes
- Strong stakeholder management across business and technical teams
- Understanding of organisational design, operating models and service adoption
- Experience developing product success metrics, adoption frameworks and approaches to measuring value


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