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We are seeking a senior-level Head of Digital Mobile App Products to lead the strategy, design, and execution of our client's mobile app ecosystem, with a focus on innovating the gaming experience. This role will oversee the evolution of an existing app and drive the development of a new gamification-based app that integrates omni-connectivity and a proprietary WiFi product range.

Key Responsibilities

Enhance and scale the existing app, optimising UX, analytics, and monetisation.

Develop a business case for a new mobile app focused on adding interactive challenges and rewards to traditional gameplay.

Define and execute the product roadmap in alignment with the business vision and user needs.

Utilise customer insights, market research, and competitor analysis to identify opportunities and address market gaps.

Lead the design and development of a new gamification app, integrating features like real-time multiplayer, AI-driven coaching, and connected accessories.

Lead cross-functional teams including UX/UI designers, engineers, and data analysts.

Work closely with developers, hardware engineers, marketing, and external partners to ensure seamless integration of physical and digital experiences.

Manage budgets, project timelines, and stakeholder expectations.

Skills & Experience we're looking for

Senior-level Experience in digital product management (5+ years in mobile apps, gaming, lifestyle, health or sports tech).

Strong background in mobile app development, gamification, and IoT integrations.

Proven track record of designing and launching successful B2C digital products.

Experience with agile development methodologies and working with cross-functional teams.

Passion for health, leisure, or gaming technology!

What's on offer

Lead innovation in a rapidly growing niche industry.

Shape the future of this market with cutting-edge digital and hardware integrations.

Work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with a talented team.

Remote working + travel + monthly visits to head office.

Competitive salary and bonus.

If this sounds like you or you could recommend anyone else, please contact me, Samantha Chambers, as we are shortlisting immediately. Thanks in advance! 💫

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