Senior Software Product Manager

As a Sr. Software Product Manager, you will work on creating a scalable engineering platform - an ecosystem of internally built applications that supports all product development activities.

You will be focused on long-term and short-term product vision to harmonize business processes and technical solutions. The product manager collaborates closely with the UI/UX designers, development teams and integrations team to develop and execute a roadmap of system solutions needed to support key business processes. You prioritize the backlog and translate requirements into workable user stories.

Responsibilities

• Partner with business stakeholders to plan, estimate, and prioritize development work efforts and manage the sprint lifecycle through feature design to production release
• Lead cross-functional agile teams across engineering, quality, and operations, through development and launch of new features and technologies
• Align the product vision and roadmap with feature solutions and deployment release schedule
• Translate requirements into workable user stories to plan, prioritize, and estimate sprint activities and backlog
• Support development and quality engineer teams to ensure feature acceptance criteria are met
• Manage the development process to achieve planned objectives of the product and features
• Work closely with business product teams as a subject matter expert who can answer questions raised by the technical/developer community
• Write and maintain technical and project documentation
• Incidence management and root cause analysis

• Increase the sophistication of our alerting and monitoring mechanisms
• Work collaboratively with multiple agile scrum teams to help deliver end-to-end features and system functions
• Build strong working relationships with process stakeholders and develop thorough understanding of their processes and challenges
• Interact and lead design reviews with UI/UX designers and stakeholders
• Identify opportunities for process optimization, process redesign, or development of new process/policies