Burns Sheehan
Senior Product Manager

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🚀📊 Data Product Manager | Customer Data, Loyalty & Partnerships 📊 🚀
Role: Data Product Manager
Location: London - can be largely remote or 1-2 days a week in the office for those local
Salary: up to £110,000 + 20% bonus
I’m working with a fast-paced loyalty and rewards business operating like a startup within a much larger global consumer ecosystem.
They’re building out a brand-new Data Product function and are hiring a Data Product Manager to own the core commercial data products that underpin the business.
💡 Data Product Manager - The role
- Own key data products across member, identity, transactions, pricing, partner, financial and marketing data
- Create trusted, reusable data products used across analytics, decisioning and customer experiences
- Work on major strategic partnerships and commercial initiatives, translating ambiguous partner requirements into scalable data capabilities
- Bring stronger product thinking and prioritisation to analytics and self-service data
- Work closely with engineering, analytics and senior commercial stakeholders
- Protect core data definitions and standards, balancing short-term demand with long-term reuse
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🎯Who they’re looking for
- Strong Data Product Management experience
- Experience owning customer, commercial, transactional or financial data products
- Comfortable working across engineering, analytics and business teams
- Strong senior stakeholder management and commercial judgement
- Experience with external partnerships or commercial data-sharing is a big plus
- Comfortable making decisions and saying no in a fast-moving, ambiguous environment


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It’s a newly forming team, so there’s real opportunity to shape how data products are built and used across a large customer and partner ecosystem.
If you’re an experienced Data Product Manager with a background across customer or commercial data products, analytics and strategic partnerships, and you enjoy working in fast-moving, ambiguous environments, please apply.
🚀📊 Data Product Manager | Customer Data, Loyalty & Partnerships 📊 🚀
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