Product Manager/Senior Product Manager - Internet/Online

Product Manager / Sr Product Manager

Description:

About the role

- As an APM, you have an opportunity to learn and work as a full-time Product Manager (PM) within the company, but with additional support and mentorship structures in place so that you can feel prepared to take on the role earlier in your career.

- This first stop on the product manager career path is not like school. It's not about knowing the most, working the hardest, or beating the competition. It's more of an art. The first step is demonstrating your empathy for the user. You must highlight your ability to identify issues and opportunities.

Highlight:

- Extended mentorship through product, technology, and business leaders.

- Work on live projects alongside a senior product manager and make an impact on thousands of users.

- Train yourself to look at product data, learn to design products, and collaborate with technology and business.

- The role is available across the company in nearly every product.

What will you do?

- Contributing to problem and solution discovery efforts by conducting internal stakeholder and customer interviews and research, and developing and running experiments to validate concepts.

- Driving Agile ceremonies, including planning, grooming, demos, and retrospectives.

- Writing stories that articulate work to be done by Engineering in support of solutions and production support.

- Working closely with Engineering to ensure solutions are ultimately delivered in a timely and cost-effective manner.

- Working closely with our stakeholder team to understand the business and adapt solutions as it evolves.

- Supporting Customer Support, Sales Enablement, and Product Marketing in the development of feature descriptions and new release content.

- Maintaining a prioritized backlog that aligns with available Engineering capacity and maps to an overall solution roadmap.

- Performing validation testing of production releases, bug fixes, and feature requests.

Key skills:

- A data-driven and analytical mindset.

- An aptitude and honed intuition for tasteful, visual design details.

- Collaborating with other stakeholders for a successful product.

Qualifications: Bachelor's or Master's degree in engineering or business.