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Product Manager (MAT Cover)

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Product Manager (MAT Cover)
Key purpose of the role
As Product Manager, you will own the strategy and delivery of a key area of Symprove's digital product experience, taking accountability for the relevant website and eCommerce roadmap. Building on a strong foundation in CRO and eCommerce, you will translate business and customer problems into prioritised, well-defined work, and lead a cross-functional team to deliver measurable outcomes against OKRs.
Reporting to the Head of Digital Product, you will be the go-to for your product area - managing the backlog, running agile ceremonies, and communicating performance to stakeholders across the business. As a growing people-leader, you will also mentor team members and help raise the bar for how the team plans, communicates and delivers.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and execute the roadmap for your product area, delivering against OKRs and prioritising work against customer value, commercial impact, technical feasibility and strategic priority.
- Manage the backlog, keeping EPICs and tasks clearly defined through user stories and acceptance criteria, and turning requirements from across the business into deliverable solutions.
- Lead the acquisition scrum as scrum master, running ceremonies independently, planning two sprints ahead and managing interdependencies across a rolling two-month horizon.
- Use experimentation to validate ideas and de-risk decisions, keeping data at the heart of the choices the business makes.
- Partner with Performance Marketing to identify UX opportunities that maximise conversion rate and improve CAC.
- Drive AI-powered personalisation to tailor the customer experience at scale, testing and iterating to improve relevance and conversion.
- Own the content, promotional campaigns and performance of your product area, tracking OKRs and reporting throughout the quarter.
- Combine qualitative and quantitative data to uncover behavioural insight, instigating research where needed and turning findings into action.
- Present a clear vision and strategy to stakeholders, then lead its execution, communicating progress to technical and non-technical audiences alike.
- Develop team members through constructive feedback, effective delegation, and encouragement to showcase their work.
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Qualifications, skills and knowledge
Qualifications
- University level of education in relevant discipline (desirable)
- Formal product or agile qualification, e.g. Scrum Product Owner/CSPO or similar (desirable)
Significant and proven experience in the following areas:
- 3+ years in a CRO, Ecommerce, digital or product role
- Working in a subscription-first business
- Owning and prioritising a backlog, writing user stores with clear acceptance criteria
- Delivering website and eCommerce change within the Shopify ecosystem


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Desirable:
- Experience with JavaScript, HTML and CSS
- Experience in optimising digital products for LLMs
- Experience in mentoring or coaching others
- Experience presenting strategy and vision to senior stakeholders
- Experience working with development and design resource remotely
- Experience working with ReCharge subscriptions
Personal qualities and skills:
- Comfortable operating autonomously, with the judgement to know when to seek support
- A confident communicator with technical and non-technical audiences alike
- Comfortable making evidence-based decisions
- Genuinely curious about user behaviour and driven to solve real customer problems
Working Pattern & Requirements
Working Pattern
This post is a temporary position (12 months FTC) consisting of 37.5 hours per week, Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm. Hybrid working with 1 day in the office.
Job Requirements
- Full UK driver’s license
Note: This job description is not exhaustive and will be subject to periodic review. It may be amended to meet the changing needs of the business. The post-holder will be expected to participate in this process, and we would aim to reach agreement on any changes.
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