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Futureheads Recruitment | B Corp™

Product Manager

Birmingham
£390/day
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Product Manager | Up to £390/day (inc. fees) | Birmingham, Leeds or Newcastle


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We support a large UK public sector organisation delivering digital services that genuinely matter — the kind that touch millions of people's lives. Our teams work on complex, high-scale platforms, and we're looking for someone who wants their work to have real impact, not just tick boxes.


About the opportunity

This Product Manager role sits within a cloud-based health data platform, bringing together an AWS application layer and an Azure data layer. The platform takes the infrastructure headache off delivery teams' plates — handling networking, cloud accounts, and connectivity centrally — so they can focus on what actually moves the needle. It's a live service that's constantly evolving, with new capabilities rolled out through discovery, framing, and test-and-learn cycles. You'd be stepping in at a point where there's real room to shape where things go next, not just keep the lights on.

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Why this role is interesting

  • You'll be working on something with genuine national-scale impact
  • Real ownership — you'll drive multiple technology backlogs, not just execute someone else's plan
  • Regular exposure to senior stakeholders across a large, complex organisation
  • A fast-moving, iterative environment where your calls actually carry weight

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  • Solid product management experience in a technical/software setting
  • A track record of building roadmaps and backlog priorities — and holding your ground with stakeholders when needed
  • Comfort managing relationships across teams and departments
  • Experience working in live-service environments with ongoing discovery and test-and-learn cycles
  • The ability to break down technical complexity for non-technical audiences

What's in it for you

  • Up to £390/day (inc. fees)
  • High-impact, high-visibility work at scale
  • Real autonomy and influence over technical direction
  • Choice of base: Birmingham, Leeds, or Newcastle
  • ASAP start

Requirements: BPSS clearance

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Skills

Product Management
Roadmap Development
Backlog Prioritization
Stakeholder Management
Technical Product Management
Software Development Lifecycle
Discovery
Test-and-learn Cycles
AWS
Azure
Cloud Computing
Data Platforms
Technical Communication

Location

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

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