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Product Delivery Employee Benefits Technology Hybrid - London
Our client is a well-funded employee benefits technology business, growing fast and building a marketplace that rethinks how companies put benefits in front of their people. The product is well into development and already being shown to the market. It's a proper tech-first build, with serious money behind it and a lot of pace.
They need a Product Delivery Coordinator to keep that build moving and hold the moving parts together. It's a broad, hands-on seat right next to the product teams, and for the right person it's a clear way into Product Management.
What the role involves
- Being the person who keeps a fast-moving build organised, so the Product Leads can stay heads-down on building
- Holding the threads together between the product teams, the wider business and the technology partner working alongside them - ensuring all parties are aligned
- Keeping a live, honest picture of delivery, including what could impact it, and what's waiting to move
- Owning the governance rhythm, so decisions are made with the correct process
- Keeping the Agile cadence in place, the planning, the stand-ups, the reviews and the look back sessions
- Helping product get from build to test to release
- Making sure the tooling reflects reality across Jira, Azure DevOps and Confluence
- Noticing inefficient working processes in how the team and taking proactive steps in fixing it
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What we're looking for
- You've done this somewhere that moves quickly, a start-up or scale-up, where order is something you bring rather than inherit
- You understand technology well enough to coordinate a real product build and talk on the level with the people building it, without needing to be an engineer yourself
- Enterprise Agile is familiar ground, SAFe in particular, along with the machinery around it like WSJF, PI or Big Room planning and QBRs
- Organised to the core and easy for stakeholders to deal with, with the kind of follow-up that means nothing slips away unnoticed
- A busy, several-things-at-once environment is where you're at your best
- You're drawn to product, and curious about how good ones actually get shaped around the people using them
- Having worked with an external delivery partner before will help you settle faster
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Why this, why now
- It's early, the momentum and the money are both real, and what you do now shapes how the whole thing lands
- The route into Product Management isn't a maybe, this seat is deliberately built as the way in
- You'll pick up the harder craft in a live setting, next to senior people who already know it
- Employee benefits is overdue a proper rethink, and this is a serious go at it
Our client is building something new, with significant backing and real momentum. If you've held a fast build together before and you want a genuine run at Product Management, it's worth a conversation.
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