Job Description
About the Product team
At Transsnet, Product Managers help to build new customer experiences. We iterate rapidly and measure everything. The team is small, which means that everyone’s view is heard. You’ll have the chance to make an impact within the business and hopefully grow as we grow. Product development is an extremely collaborative effort between software engineering, marketing, operations and customer-facing teams.In this role you’ll be expected to own one or more streams within the business. You’ll be working closely with teams in the UK and China to resolve local problems and build our roadmap. You’ll be responsible to work closely with our business leaders to set strategic direction and be expected toback up your insights with data.
Requirements
About the role
Product Managers define the product strategy and capabilities which will be required by the business in the future. They set the priorities based on customer impact, marketing insights and financial calculations.
You may be a good fit if you:
Are a creative product thinker who loves collaborating across the business
Are able to investigate and define opportunities or frame business problems with supporting data and analysis
Are able to problem solve, breaking down complex issues into smaller pieces and work with your stakeholders to solve these issues
Are able to communicate efficiently and set direction within the business working with senior stakeholders
Are willing to act in multiple roles to unblock your team, this might include business analysis, defining customer UX or support with feature testing
Are a self-starter able to turn incomplete, conflicting, or ambiguous inputs into solid action plans
Are technical enough to investigate opportunities, ask good questions about the products and solutions which are being built and to challenge the team where appropriate
Requirements
You have at least three years of product development experience
You are technical enough to work closely with software engineers in an Agile environment
You have some experience of taking software products to market
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