15below
Product Manager

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As our Product Manager
You'll own a portfolio of 15below products and the business outcome to drive new business and increase cross-sell and upsell of new product innovation. That includes:
- Applying strong commercial awareness to ensure that all new products and product enhancements are aligned with 15below’s vision and strategy.
- Bringing a point of view about where the product should go next and innovating with our customers, running co-creation and pre-release testing with a group of early adopters.
- Product idea creation, definition, and validation – research/assess market size, customer appetite, etc.
- Build, own, and maintain the roadmap for your portfolio, framed around outcomes; communicate it, with the evidence behind it, to internal and external stakeholders to build insight, buy-in, and engagement.
- Test riskiest assumptions early through customer conversations, prototypes, experiments, and product data, before we commit engineering effort. Use research and evidence to tell whether we are moving in the right direction, not just whether we are moving.
- Define the success metrics for a piece of work before we build it. Own the KPIs for your portfolio, connect them to our company OKRs, and report transparently.
- Owning product definition as well as discovery – building the PRDs, initiatives, and user stories the product engineering teams will deliver against.
- Using AI to accelerate drafting and refining product requirements, synthesising research, and tracking competitors – so more of your time goes on customers and decisions.
- Working with the Commercial team to devise/refine go-to-market plans, commercial models, and fee structures for new/enhanced products.
- Supporting the Commercial team with RFPs, product insights informing the sales process, customer calls, etc.
- Build a deep understanding of airline and airport operations, industry trends, and emerging technology, including where AI changes what is possible for our customers.
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Responsibilities
- Creation and maintenance of commercially successful products aligned with 15below’s vision and strategy.
- Creation and maintenance of products which improve our customers’ ability to engage with their passengers.
- New airlines won where your portfolio was a reason they chose 15below over a competitor.
- Existing customers doing more with what they already have, with usage and revenue growing inside accounts.
- Engineering has a clear enough problem in front of them to build the right thing first time, and a visible trail of ideas we tested with customers and the value created.
Requirements
- 5+ years’ experience as Product Manager in B2B enterprise SaaS environment
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent presentation skills aligned to audience needs.
- Experience of working with international clients.
- Highly collaborative and excellent at forming strong working relationships.
- Strong commercial skills, and a track record of creating and managing commercially successful products
- Already using AI in your own workflow to draft requirements, synthesise research, and monitor the market, with a view on where it helps and where it doesn't.
- Proven ability to work with cross-functional teams.
- Data-driven and comfortable with both quantitative and qualitative evidence.
- Experienced in setting KPIs, working to OKRs, and comfortable being measured by them.
- Travel and aviation technology experience is a must; experience across reservation platform businesses is also beneficial.


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Desired Experience
- Product-led growth experience: onboarding, activation, and in-product expansion.
- Knowledge of CPaaS and channels such as SMS, email, and WhatsApp.
- Experience shipping AI-enabled capability in an enterprise product.
- Exposure to GDPR, security standards, and aviation compliance.
- Experience of mission-critical or real-time environments, or of PE-backed and high-growth businesses.
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