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Product Manager

United Kingdom
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Robert Half Technology are assisting a rapidly growing technology platform on a mission to make professional learning more engaging, accessible, and effective through interactive, hands-on experiences. In just a few years, they've built a global community of millions of users and continue to experience rapid growth.

The Product Manager will join the B2B Product team and drive the growth of their platform.

In this role, you'll own high-impact initiatives across the customer journey - from acquisition and activation to retention and expansion. Working at the intersection of Product, Engineering, Design, Marketing, and Sales, you'll identify opportunities, run experiments, and deliver features that drive measurable business growth.

Role

The Product Manager will own product initiatives across the B2B growth funnel, from acquisition through to expansion and retention.

  • Identify growth opportunities using quantitative data, customer research, sales feedback, and market insights.
  • Design, prioritise, and execute high-impact experiments, measuring outcomes and sharing learnings across the business.
  • Partner closely with Marketing to improve website conversion, campaign landing pages, and lead generation experiences.
  • Collaborate with Sales and Customer Success to build product capabilities that remove friction from the buying journey and improve customer adoption.
  • Develop features and internal tooling that help commercial teams scale more effectively.
  • Define success metrics, analyse experiment performance, and use data to inform future roadmap decisions.
  • Balance customer needs, technical constraints, and commercial objectives when making product decisions.
  • Work with Engineering and Design to deliver high-quality product experiences that drive measurable business outcomes.

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Key Responsibilities

  • The Product Manager will have 3+ years of Product Management experience within a SaaS or software business.
  • Experience owning product initiatives that drive measurable business growth.
  • Strong understanding of B2B SaaS customer journeys, including acquisition, activation, retention, and expansion.
  • Experience working with cross-functional teams including Engineering, Design, Marketing, and Sales.
  • Comfortable using qualitative and quantitative data to identify opportunities and validate decisions.
  • Experience designing, running, and analysing product experiments and A/B tests.
  • Strong understanding of product analytics tools such as Amplitude, Mixpanel, or similar platforms.
  • Excellent prioritisation skills, with the ability to balance customer value, technical complexity, and commercial impact.
  • Experience writing clear product requirements and managing features from discovery through delivery.
  • Comfortable operating in a fast-paced, high-growth environment with a bias towards experimentation and iteration.

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Company

  • Rapidly growing technology platform - UK based
  • Fully remote

Salary & Benefits

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Skills

Product Management
B2B SaaS
Growth Hacking
A/B Testing
Product Analytics
Customer Research
Experimentation
Prioritization
Cross-functional Collaboration
Requirement Writing
Data Analysis
User Acquisition
Customer Retention
Customer Activation
Lead Generation
Roadmap Planning

Location

United Kingdom

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