Norton Blake
Product Manager (OMS)

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Product Manager (OMS), London/Hybrid, £660/day (Inside IR35)
My client, a leading digital consultancy are working with a very large retail client of theirs who are looking to hire a Product Manager with OMS and retail experience to join on an initial 6 month contract.
Requirements
- 8+ years Product Management experience in Retail, eCommerce or Order Management platforms.
- Deep understanding of OMS, Order Orchestration, Order Lifecycle and Post-Purchase flows.
- Experience defining and managing backlogs for Order Management, Sourcing or Fulfilment capabilities.
- Strong knowledge of different fulfilment models (e.g. Click & Collect, Home Delivery, Marketplace and Drop Ship Vendor (DSV)).
- Experience defining sourcing strategies, inventory allocation rules, and fulfilment optimisation across multiple fulfilment nodes (DC, Store, Supplier and Marketplace).
- Experience managing cross-platform dependencies and integrations across OMS, Commerce, Inventory, Fulfilment, Payments and Customer Service domains.
- Experience working with distributed commerce architectures and highly integrated ecosystems.
- Experience leading discovery, requirements definition, backlog creation and refinement.
- Ability to facilitate workshops with business stakeholders and technology teams.
- Experience writing epics, features, user stories and acceptance criteria.
- Strong Agile delivery experience including PI Planning, Sprint Planning and Release Management.
- Experience working with engineering, architects and QA teams throughout delivery.
- Experience managing multi-market or multi-banner retail implementations.
- Strong stakeholder management and executive communication skills.
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- Order Management System (OMS)
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- Commercetools
- Order Orchestration
- Order Sourcing
- Fulfilment
- Retail Commerce
- Agile Product Management
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