Lead AI Product Manager

Norton Blake
London
10 months ago
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My client, a leading Fin-Tech company are currently looking for a Lead AI Product Manager on a FTC basis to shape and deliver the clients product to become a market leading cloud-based platform, finding innovative solutions to address client problems.

Main duties

  • Working with clients and their team members to define, shape and solve problems via the product.
  • Working with the Chief Product Officer, you will define and track quarterly objectives, own your ongoing product roadmap and any related metrics or key results.
  • Working with designers, engineers and data scientists to explore, test and document solutions to these problems.
  • Coordinating and coaching cross functional squads to discover solutions to problems and deliver OKRs.
  • Collaborate with Intelligence & Analytics, Engineering and Client teams to embed product releases for maximum impact and value.
  • Working with our QA engineers, you will define repeatable and automated tests for all proposed solutions, so that we deliver performant and high-quality releases.
  • Line management and development of one Junior Product Manager in line with business goals and career progression aspirations.

Requirements

  • Experience as a senior or lead Product Manager, ideally within a scaling fintech or relevant organisation, leading multiple cross functional squads of engineers, designers, and data scientists.
  • Operating in a complex technology and data environment, with a good understanding of data engineering, data science and artificial intelligence.
  • A clear track record of solving the hard problems by bringing cross functional teams together and inspiring your team in the process.
  • Experience of delivering impactful products in an agile manner.
  • Setting up, managing, and getting the best out of Jira, Confluence and Product Analytics tools.
  • You can communicate clearly and effectively to challenging audiences, including to clients and engineers.
  • Experience communicating complex technology solutions in simple terms to non-technical users or stakeholders.
  • Technical requirement definition in a complex B2B environment.

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