Procentia
Product Manager

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About us
Procentia is an award-winning software and technology company specialising in the Pensions and Pension Risk Transfer market. We design intelligent solutions that put administrators and members at the heart of any pension scheme.
Established in 2002, we’re renowned for our web-based pensions administration and management system, IntelliPen. Our platform helps our clients meet the demand for self-serve technology and provide meaningful consumer-like experiences that their pension scheme members expect from online platforms.
Trusted by administrators, employers and trustees, our software is widely regarded as the most comprehensive and feature-rich platform for modern pensions management.
With offices in the UK and North America, we support some of the largest pension schemes and plans across the private and public sectors. We've been named 'Pension Technology Firm of the Year 2024' at the Pensions Age Awards, and voted ‘No.1 UK Pension Administration Software Provider’ in 2022 and 2023.
Procentia people are a vibrant community of passionate specialists dedicated to developing best-in-class software solutions and client service.
We’re proud of our welcoming and open culture, and our Values. They’re not just words on paper – we’re dedicated to living them every day. Everyone is welcome here.
The job
As the Product Manager for our core products, including IntelliPen and our insurance suite (Intelli-ACT and Intelli-PRT), you’ll report to the Head of Product, and collaborate with cross-functional teams, stakeholders and customers to establish a prioritised product roadmap for your products that joins the value proposition to the implementation.
Here's what you'll be doing:
- Play a vital role in delivering customer-focused products / feature enhancements through an agile approach – managing the full product lifecycle and user experience of IntelliPen core products and functionality.
- Collaborate with various stakeholders and utilise a variety of product methods to ensure your prioritised roadmap and backlogs are aligned with customer needs, wider product strategy and Procentia’s business objectives.
- Continuously monitor product performance, analysing key metrics and customer feedback, and make insight-backed recommendations for new products, features, enhancements or defect resolution.
- Balance feature requests from clients, industry and regulatory requirements and exploiting new and emerging technologies to create a compelling product roadmap.
- Monitor progress against plan, manage change and risk effectively and proactively communicate out to teams, stakeholders and clients.
- Advocate for product ways of working and be the voice of the customer.
- Create clear product requirement documents and other agile product artefacts for any future changes / releases, and our standard product offering – ensuring there’s full clarity for developers, the wider business and clients.
- Retrospectively analyse existing features and functionality and create documentation where required.
- Keep up to date with the pensions industry and market – including legislative, your competitors, market trends and emerging technologies and how these may affect the products that you manage in order to drive innovation. Conduct market / user research when required.
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Key skills and experience
- 5+ years as a Product Manager / Senior Product Owner in an agile environment or have been through transformation to agile.
- Hard product skills including prioritisation, road mapping, UX, and backlog management.
- Project or Programme management experience.
- Fluent in English, with excellent communication (written, verbal and non-verbal) and collaboration skills.
- Strong focus on delivery and executing at pace, whilst always advocating for the “why”.
- Has a focus on meeting deadlines, prioritising work, and dealing with change. Skilled in managing multiple tasks and priorities simultaneously.
- Focus on “doing” – you are a problem solver and can make considered decisions under pressure.
- Commercially minded with proven ability to manage the product value risks (feasibility, viability, usability and desirability).
- Excellent organisational and leadership skills.


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- 25 days holiday (plus public holidays) increasing with length of service up to a maximum of 28 days, with carry over of up to 1 week
- Buying and Selling holiday (up to 1 week)
- Volunteer day
- 5% Employer contribution pension
- Life Assurance
- Private Medical Insurance
- Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)
- Health care cash plan
- Tusker – Electric Car Leasing scheme
Don’t meet every requirement?
We know that some candidates, particularly women, disabled people, LGBTQ+ individuals, neurodivergent people, and those from ethnic minority backgrounds, may hesitate to apply unless they meet every listed requirement. At Procentia, we’re committed to building a diverse, inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive. If this role excites you but your experience doesn’t align perfectly with every requirement, we encourage you to apply anyway. You could be a great fit for this role or another opportunity within our team.
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