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Senior Product Manager

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Role: Senior Product Manager
Industry: AI / Data / B2B
Location: Guildford (5 days onsite)
Type: Permanent
Salary: £75K
What you'll be doing
This is a broad Senior Product Manager role for someone who likes having a real seat at the table.
You’ll be joining a business that has a lot of valuable data, established customer journeys and a clear appetite to use AI and automation in a much more meaningful way.
A big part of the role is figuring out where the best opportunities actually are.
- Identifying a process that should be automated
- Spotting a data product worth investing in
- Improving a clunky customer journey
- Working out whether an AI idea is genuinely useful before engineering time gets thrown at it
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You’ll own a mix of Data & AI, CRM and digital products, working closely with engineering and senior stakeholders to turn fairly messy business problems into clear product bets.


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It’s a good fit for someone who enjoys the strategic side of product, but still wants to stay close enough to delivery to actually see things get built.
Requirements
- Strong B2B Product Management experience
- Comfortable owning several product areas at once
- Good at turning vague business problems into clear product opportunities
- Commercially minded and able to prioritise based on impact, not noise
- Confident working with senior stakeholders and pushing back when needed
- Strong discovery instincts and comfortable validating ideas before committing build resource
- Comfortable working closely with engineering and data teams
- Experience with AI, automation or data-heavy products would be a big plus
- CRM or customer-facing digital product experience would also be useful
- Someone who enjoys ambiguity, ownership and being trusted to make decisions
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