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Product Operations Manager

Bournemouth
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Job Title: Product Operations Manager

Reporting To: Product Domain Director

Location: Bournemouth

Job Type: Full Time

Our Purpose

As a current market leader, Nourish Care provides a digital solution to the health and social care sector which enhances the process of recording, analysing and sharing information.

We are in the midst of one of the most exciting times in our history, and while we are the current market leader in the sector we will not become complacent. We are dedicated to our purpose of a better life for everyone. We continue to revolutionise the care sector and our incredible employees are what make this possible.

About The Job

As Product Operations Manager, you will take ownership of the operational backbone of the Product function, spanning analytics, tooling, process and feedback, so that Product teams can execute on data and repeatable practice rather than ad hoc effort and tribal knowledge. You will report into the Product Domain Director and work closely with Product Managers, Designers and Engineers, as well as partners across Revenue, Technology and Product Marketing.

This is a role about making sure Product's roadmap can actually be delivered, measured and trusted. You will own our product analytics stack, build the frameworks that turn usage data into decisions, and keep the operational rhythm of the Product org running on a predictable, well owned cadence rather than depending on individual Product Managers to organise it.

The Role And Your Responsibilities

  • Own product analytics tooling, including Pendo, ensuring accurate event tracking, tagging standards and data governance across product lines
  • Provide Product teams with clear tracking frameworks and self serve insight to measure adoption and outcomes, informing prioritisation, discovery and roadmap decisions
  • Enable quarterly and long term planning through structured data, insight and effective tooling
  • Support Product teams in tracking metrics such as release quality, feature adoption and engagement
  • Build the methodology and tooling to track and report the real impact Nourish products create for customers, giving Product and the wider business a consistent way to evidence outcomes rather than just usage
  • Administer and optimise the tools Product relies on, including Pendo, Jira, Confluence and SharePoint, keeping workflows consistent and scalable
  • Maintain the recurring rhythm of the Product org, from team meetings to quarterly goal reviews
  • Manage onboarding resources, documenting the tools, data sources, processes and key contacts new joiners need
  • Build relationships with vendor account managers to get the most from the tools we use
  • Own the rollout and adoption of the Nourish Product Brain, our internal AI powered shared context tool, across Product, Design, Engineering and clinical teams
  • Identify opportunities to streamline, automate or improve recurring Product workflows, without taking on the operational execution yourself
  • Own clear, version controlled process documentation, templates and frameworks that keep quality and consistency across Product teams
  • Work with Product and other operational partners to remove ambiguity in roles and responsibilities, for example shaping an integrated release readiness process
  • Centralise, structure and synthesise feedback from in platform signals, beta programmes, NPS and internal teams
  • Maintain a prioritisation ready feedback engine that surfaces insight on adoption, retention, user experience and satisfaction

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Required experience

  • 3 to 5 years' experience in a Product Operations, Business Operations, Product Analyst or closely related role within a B2B SaaS environment
  • Demonstrable experience owning or significantly contributing to the design and rollout of operational processes or tooling improvements that other teams actually adopted
  • Experience working directly with Product Managers or within a product organisation, strongly preferred
  • Exposure to feedback management, voice of the customer programmes, or product analytics in a commercial context
  • Comfort with ambiguity and pace, ideally gained in a scale up or growth stage environment where the operating model was still being built rather than inherited fully formed

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Key Performance Indicators:

  • Delivery of a first working impact measurement methodology, giving a repeatable way to evidence the outcomes our products create for customers, beyond usage alone
  • Increasing adoption of the Nourish Product Brain, kept current and genuinely used day to day across Product, Design, Engineering and clinical teams
  • A predictable, clearly owned cadence for the Product org's recurring rhythm, including team meetings, quarterly goal reviews and planning cycles

Nourish Benefits:

  • 25 days basic annual leave, plus Bank Holidays
  • Incremental leave benefit of one extra day for each completed year of service, up to a maximum of 5 additional days, meaning long standing employees can enjoy up to 30 days of annual leave per year, plus bank holidays
  • Extra paid day off for your birthday
  • Paid days off for volunteering opportunities
  • Private Medical Insurance
  • Pension
  • Referral Bonus
  • Health and Wellbeing platform including access to 24/7 GP and 24/7 EAP
  • Counselling and support
  • Variable impact workouts
  • Wellbeing videos including prompts for healthy behaviours
  • Wellbeing, care and compassion leave policies
  • Cycle to Work Scheme
  • Career Development opportunities and regular reviews
  • Recognition and Rewards
  • Social Events throughout the year

All positions at Nourish are subject to a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check, references and receipt of the appropriate Right to Work documents.

Nourish is proud to be an equal opportunities employer and we actively seek and embrace differences in thinking, experience, ethnicity, age, gender, faith, personalities and styles.

The different skills, experiences and backgrounds our employees bring to their roles creates a diverse and makes Nourish a special place to work.

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Skills

Product Operations
Product Analytics
Data Governance
Process Optimization
Stakeholder Management
B2B SaaS
Feedback Management
Roadmap Planning
Tool Administration
Metric Tracking
Voice of the Customer
Operational Frameworks

Location

Bournemouth, England, United Kingdom

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