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RedRock Resourcing

Product Manager

Reading
Posted about 12 hours ago
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Technical Product Manager

Hybrid - Reading 2x days a week

A rapidly-expanding cloud-based software organisation are looking for an experienced Technical Platform Product Manager to own their new gen platform — the cloud-native foundation transforming legacy procurement capabilities into a modern SaaS platform.

You’ll work across Product, Engineering and Architecture to shape the platform strategy and enable teams to build, migrate and scale successfully.

What you’ll do

  • Own the Gen3 platform vision, strategy and roadmap.
  • Define shared services, APIs, integrations, analytics and platform capabilities.
  • Lead the agentic AI strategy, including AI capabilities and the credits model.
  • Build a scalable product analytics capability to drive adoption and optimisation.
  • Enable capability teams through effective migration, onboarding and platform services.
  • Shape the API, partner ecosystem, pricing and commercial strategy.
  • Drive consistency across UX, data, security, integrations and analytics.

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What we’re looking for

  • 5+ years’ B2B SaaS Product Management experience, ideally owning platform products.
  • Strong understanding of cloud-native platforms, APIs and SaaS architecture.
  • Experience working with AI/agentic capabilities and translating technology into customer value.
  • Strong technical credibility and the ability to partner closely with Engineering and Architecture.
  • Experience with product analytics, commercial models and consumption-based pricing.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and influencing skills.
  • A strong ownership mindset and experience delivering across multiple dependent teams.
  • Procurement experience is a plus, but not essential.

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