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Senior Technical Product Owner - Drive B2C Product Excellence at TLA!

Are you an accomplished product leader passionate about delivering top-tier B2C digital solutions? Join TLA, the trusted partner in the automotive martech sector, and play a pivotal role in connecting car brands with engaged buyers through innovative technology.

The Opportunity: Senior Product Owner

As the Senior Product Owner, you’ll spearhead our B2C product initiatives, shaping product vision, setting priorities, and delivering continuous innovation that fuels TLA’s growth in the automotive sector. You’ll collaborate with dynamic, cross-functional teams to develop consumer-facing technology that supports car buyers and enhances the new car retail process, bridging the gap between manufacturers and consumers in an evolving market landscape.

You will own the B2C products so be responsible for meeting targets including consumer value generation, lead generation performance and client strategic alignment.

Key Responsibilities:

Own TLA’s B2C products, ensuring quality and consumer value generation, continuous innovation, performance and strategic alignment with our auto manufacturer clients. Develop and own the product and feature roadmap, maintaining alignment with TLA’s strategic objectives and priorities. Follow data-driven frameworks, conducting user and client research, data analysis, and prototyping/user testing to inform product improvements. Perform the product management role within the B2C product team, devising product features from data insights, creating plans, wireframes and prototypes, conducting user testing and supporting the agile product development cycle to achieve successful outputs.

Who We’re Looking For:

The ideal candidate combines a strong technical acumen with product management prowess and thrives in a performance-driven environment. You should be:

Experienced: 5+ years in technical product management, preferably in performance-focused industries such as e-commerce or lead generation. User-Centric: Skilled in design thinking and user-centred design principles. A Leader: Capable of mentoring teams with a solid background in managing the B2C product lifecycle. Hands-On: Proficient in product development tasks including research, wireframing, user story creation, collaborating on UX/UI design and working with development teams. Detail-Oriented: Driven by quality and results, ensuring a meticulous approach to product management. Technical: We are a technology business, building advanced and challenging technical products that advance our industry. Understanding of areas such as machine learning and AI, web development technologies, development lifecycle and best practices are essential. Progressive: High standard of education with minimum batchelors degree in a related subject, evidence of self-learning and continuous personal development.

Previous experience within the automotive industry would be advantageous.

Why Join TLA?

At TLA, you’ll contribute to solutions that empower automotive leaders like BMW, Ford, and Volkswagen to better connect with their audiences. Work in a collaborative, innovative environment with benefits including hybrid working (2-days Liverpool office based), private health insurance, and opportunities for professional growth.

Are you ready to propel your career and redefine automotive engagement? Apply now.

PLEASE NOTE: This role is only open to those with the right to work in the UK without the need for sponsorship or visa, now or in the future.

This role requires weekly attendance at our Liverpool office 2 days/week so please only apply if this is possible.

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