Product Manager

Role Overview

The Product Manager will coordinate the development and delivery of the platform and its connected modules. Reporting to the Head of Product and working with cross-functional teams, this role turns product vision into a clear, prioritized roadmap and helps move the product from concept through release.

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate the development and delivery of the platform and its connected modules, translating product vision into a clear and prioritized roadmap.
• Own and continuously refine the product backlog, including requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria.
• Lead sprint planning, prioritization, and release cycles, tracking progress and surfacing risks and blockers early.
• Coordinate work across multiple modules and teams, managing dependencies and sequencing so platform changes do not disrupt downstream services.
• Participate directly in AI-driven product development by using AI coding tools to prototype features, ship improvements, and move work forward.
• Build and maintain internal tools that streamline product and team workflows.
• Maintain a strong working understanding of the platform architecture, including identity, tenancy, module provisioning, the launcher, and module connectivity.
• Gather, evaluate, and prioritize feedback from customers and internal stakeholders, turning it into concrete product improvements.
• Define and track product and delivery metrics, and communicate progress clearly to leadership.
• Maintain accurate product documentation, release notes, and internal communications.
• Collaborate across engineering, design, and commercial teams to keep product delivery aligned with business goals.
• Contribute to the evolution of the platform into a broader ecosystem of connected modules and services.

About You

• Experience managing technical software, SaaS, or platform products from roadmap through release.
• Strong command of backlog management, user stories, acceptance criteria, sprint planning, and prioritization.
• Ability to understand platform architecture and make sound product decisions across interconnected systems.
• Hands-on comfort with AI-assisted development and rapid prototyping tools.
• Demonstrated ability to coordinate dependencies across engineering, design, commercial, and other product teams.
• Clear written and verbal communication, with the ability to make progress, trade-offs, risks, and decisions visible.
• Strong judgment, organization, and ownership in a fast-moving environment.

What success looks like

• The roadmap and backlog remain clear, current, and aligned with company priorities.
• Teams understand what to build, why it matters, and how success will be measured.
• Dependencies, delivery risks, and blockers are identified and addressed early.
• Releases are coordinated reliably across modules without creating avoidable downstream disruption.
• Customer and stakeholder feedback consistently becomes measurable product improvement.