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Senior Product Manager

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About the Role
As a Senior Product Manager you will be skilled in framing problems, setting priorities for delivery teams and ensuring quality products are delivered for customers.
Working closely with senior stakeholders at project and programme level, you will influence and provide direction on product development. Working with agile delivery teams, particularly delivery managers, user researchers, service designers and technical leads to define and prioritise a product roadmap and ensure delivery of successful outcomes.
In addition to delivering excellent outcomes for customers, you will have strong commercial awareness and experience in supporting sales activity, bring knowledge of best practices in product development, and support the upskilling and mentoring of customers as well as early career consultants.
We work with lots of Government Organisations so experience in Civil Service projects and GDS principles is certainly useful.
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Experience We're Looking For
Agile working. You are an expert in Agile and Lean practices, coaching and leading teams across the lifecycle stages of projects. You can think of new and innovative ways of working to achieve the right outcomes, challenging stakeholders and the team to overcome barriers and achieve better results for the user and the organisation within legislative or commercial constraints.
Product ownership. You are able to create and own an end-to-end product roadmap, prioritising the product backlog and getting buy-in from the organisation to ensure successful delivery. You work closely with research to understand user needs, ensuring the service is designed for the people who use it. You are experienced in product and service development and can promote best practice across agile teams including implementing solutions for assisted digital users.
Financial ownership. You are accountable for realising project benefits and securing funding for projects when necessary. You can realise the benefit of a product, how it integrates with other systems or services and align benefits to user needs and to the business case. You can work with development teams to manage scope within commercial constraints such as budget restrictions or deadlines.


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Stakeholder and problem management: You can identify important stakeholders, tailoring communication to their needs, and work with teams to build these relationships across the project’s lifecycle stages. You have good communications skills, able to articulate the problem and help others to understand its impact. You can use evidence to build consensus to deliver the best outcome.
Operational management: You know how to make operations efficient, acting as the escalation point for major operational issues. You can work closely with leaders of operational delivery teams in an organisation.
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