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Senior Product Manager

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WHAT YOU’LL DO ++

Own the product backlog
Main responsibilities on each project
Roadmaps
Epics and Features
User Story
Acceptance Criteria
Pre demo high level QA
Demos
Could do depending on the project
Wireframing
Customer/User Journey
Implement Lean Startup
Design Thinking
AB Test
Help or manage a balanced product development team of engineers & designers:
Team or Technical Leaders and Developers
QA Team
UX/UI or Product Design teams
Team building overall
Conduct competitive analysis and synthesize findings to make data-driven product decisions
Lead client-facing projects and work closely with executive stakeholders to ensure a timely delivery of feature complete applications
Leading designs sprints and consult product owners on how to prioritize their product roadmaps
Help enable our client’s product teams through pairing and teaching best practices in agile product management
Have a highly user-centric mindset throughout the product development process.
Help guide product decisions through user testing and iterative feedback loops.
Open to new tools and methodologies, yet opinionated about best practices.
Excel in communication skills and know how to influence without authority.

REQUIREMENTS

+5 years as business analyst, product analyst or business consultative experience
+2 years as a product manager
+2 years as Scrum Master or Agile role in and a Software Development company

BONUS POINTS FOR

Being an entrepreneur – we love people who’ve started their own ventures, big or small.
Applied knowledge of user testing and validation techniques.
Savvy with quantitative analysis and a working knowledge of statistics
Early adopter of new technology and gadgets.
Have read the following books:
The Lean Startup (Eric Ries)
Sprint (Jake Knapp)
The Innovators Dilemma (Clayton M. Christensen).
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