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Product Manager – Warehouse Management Systems
London – Hybrid
£540 per day – Inside IR35
A leading consultancy is looking for an experienced Product Manager to take ownership of a legacy Warehouse Management System (WMS) within a large-scale retail environment. This is a hands-on product role focused on the ongoing stability, development, and enhancement of a RedPrairie / Blue Yonder WMS platform, working closely with operational and technology stakeholders.
The role will involve:
- Owning and prioritising the product backlog
- Defining and maintaining the product roadmap
- Protecting the stability and service performance of the live WMS
- Translating business and operational requirements into product requirements
- Delivering enhancements and improvements across the WMS, including initiatives such as paperless loading
- Working within an Agile, backlog-driven delivery environment
- Managing senior stakeholders across technology, operations, and the wider business
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Key requirements:
- Proven experience as a Product Manager within a WMS / supply chain environment
- Strong, hands-on experience with RedPrairie, Blue Yonder, or JDA Warehouse Management Systems
- Experience managing and prioritising product backlogs
- Strong product roadmap definition and ownership
- Experience protecting and managing live operational systems
- Strong stakeholder management and requirements definition skills
- Experience delivering enhancements to WMS platforms


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