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Product Manager – London SE (hybrid onsite/WFH)

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Product Manager – London SE (hybrid onsite/WFH)
Our client is a multinational involved in FMCG and has engaged IT Search to engage experienced Product Managers with domain experience, the ability to work in South East London on a hybrid basis who are looking to expand their career and experience in working with existing Product Teams and the internal business, managing specific channels and core business strategies.
The role:
- This role will work closely between specific Product Teams and internal strategic management to design and execute roadmaps, reporting on various channel performance with personnel responsibility for the team
- Utilise technology knowledge and experience to ensure all relevant decisions are trend aware and innovative
- Delivery of specific products through to go live including understanding and adapting to IT constraints, budgetary aspects with an eye to cross functional products and related dependencies
- Involvement in future projects, from costing and performance estimates through to execution
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Requirements:
- Educated to degree level in IT or similar preferred
- 10+ years of Product experience within a multinational environment, preferably FMCG, Food etc.
- Specific certifications in Product Management
- Track record of working with applications such as PIM, DAM PXM etc, expertise in this area required, how these systems are integrated into complex ERP systems and related issues
- Exceptional communication and clear metric reporting skills to board level
- Ability to grow and manage teams over years


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Please note, this role is based in London (SE) and there is an onsite requirement each week. We can only accept applications from candidates permitted to work in the UK.
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