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Product Manager – DataBridge | UK Government Contract | £325/day | BPSS

Manchester
£325/day
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Product Manager – DataBridge (Data Integration & Sharing)

UK Government Department | SFIA 4 | Inside IR35

We're looking for a Product Manager to lead DataBridge, a major UK government department's data integration and sharing platform, at a pivotal point in its evolution. You'll be the primary product voice for a service that's helping bring legacy data — much of it currently locked away without clear ownership — into modern tooling and modern ways of working.

This is a hands-on, stakeholder-heavy role for someone who's comfortable owning a roadmap, chasing down use cases, and building alignment across a large, complex organisation.

What you'll be doing

  • Acting as the primary product lead for DataBridge, working hand-in-hand with the existing supplier delivery team to shape and deliver product outcomes
  • Building strong relationships across the Digital and Transformation Group and the wider business — well beyond the immediate delivery team
  • Owning stakeholder engagement and communications: vision, priorities, progress, risks and benefits, told clearly and consistently
  • Identifying, evaluating and prioritising new DataBridge use cases in partnership with business and technical teams
  • Running discovery and pathfinding work to figure out how DataBridge supports future organisational needs
  • Owning and maintaining the DataBridge product roadmap — balancing user needs, technical constraints, organisational priorities and delivery capacity
  • Defining a clear product vision and success measures for DataBridge, and holding decisions accountable to evidence and outcomes
  • Influencing wider organisational change — operating models, processes, governance, ways of working — where it's needed to make the product succeed
  • Facilitating alignment between business, architecture, data, digital and technology teams

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  • A track record operating within complex transformation programmes with a data focus — particularly making legacy data available through modern tooling and new ways of working
  • Solid understanding of organisational design, operating models and service adoption strategies
  • Experience developing product success metrics, adoption frameworks and value measurement approaches
  • Comfort working at SFIA Level 4: autonomous delivery, influence beyond your immediate team, and sound judgement in ambiguous situations

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  • 📍 Base locations: Blackpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds or Birmingham
  • 🚆 Travel: approx. twice a month, with the potential for up to 40% on-site presence in a given week
  • 💰 Rate: £325 per day, inside IR35
  • 🔒 Clearance: BPSS (must be able to obtain/hold)
  • 🏢 Client: UK Government department

If you enjoy untangling legacy data challenges, building genuine cross-organisational alignment, and owning a product from roadmap through to adoption — we'd love to hear from you.

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