Lead Technical Product Manager
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Job Title: Lead Technical Product Manager
Location: 100% Remote
Duration: 12+ Months Contract
Job Description:
COMPANY OVERVIEW:
84.51° knows customers, and we know how to connect you.
Using a sophisticated, proprietary suite of tools and technology, we turn customer data into actionable knowledge. With unparalleled customer data and predictive analytics capabilities, we deliver personalized marketing strategies and ensure the best experience for customers of Kroger and more than 300 consumer-packaged-goods companies. We put the customer at the center of everything we do, resulting in a more dynamic, informed, and personal approach to driving customer loyalty.
SUMMARY: The Lead Product Owner will contribute to the formation and execution of customer-centric products across 84.51°. You will guide a team focused on clearly defining how our media initiatives and capabilities are built in a cloud native and composable way.
You are the business champion and team linguist that is accountable for maximizing the value of the product results from the work of the development team. You own the details of the business value delivered at the team level. You translate business requirements into product requirements to ensure that the product delivers on user needs.
QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS, AND EXPERIENCE:
Experience in digital advertising, AdTech or marketing technology
Experienced in managing a teams product backlog and ensuring its transparent, visible and clearly communicated
Stakeholder management experienced in building and managing stakeholder relationships to influence and drive change
Experienced level knowledge in the development and use of product data to influence product decisions/roadmap both quantitative and qualitative
Skilled in managing cross-functional software development teams in an agile environment
Skilled in managing business priorities against design/user needs while delivering against product roadmaps
Skilled in managing end-to-end software product development
Stakeholder management skills experienced in building and managing stakeholder relationships to influence and drive change
Problem solving, critical thinking and analytical skills
Planning, organizational and time management skills
Comfort with ambiguity remains confident, positive and resourceful in the face of ambiguity and unexpected results; recovers quickly from setbacks
Exhibits qualities of and have proven to be a great teammate
Strong verbal and written communication skills, ability to translate between business outcomes and technical requirements
Technical acumen grasps the technical details to lead a team
4+ years relevant experience
Education: Bachelors degree or equivalent experience
Key Responsibilities
Translate business requirements into technical requirements and features that are shared and understood with Development, Delivery teams and other stakeholders
Responsible for building, validating, maintaining, and prioritizing the product backlog of requirements alongside the Program Lead and business stakeholders, balancing the demands of the business and technology
Own the delivery of product features and own Sprint / Release demos to demonstrate progress to stakeholders
Outlines clear acceptance criteria, to clearly communicate the definition of done
Manage internal communications regarding dependencies and risks
Develop a deep understanding of the business domain, stakeholders, business processes and constraints in which your product(s) play
Demonstrate a deep understanding of customers/users problems, how they think and operate and the platforms/technology they use
Understand and communicate organization objectives, strategies and solution needs to the team to facilitate results (where collaborative/as colleague)
Own progress report and status updates, including issue escalation that impact milestones and release cadence
Collaborate across internal teams (and sometimes external teams) in different locations to identify dependencies, requirements, and approvals
Manage documentation about products and capabilities
Originally posted on Himalayas
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