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The product manager for this role will manage Square’s Customer Data Platform (CDP) and Unified Eventing initiative. As a Product Manager for the team, you will lead important product roadmaps from ideation to delivery.
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Contribute to the development of a healthy product backlog, collaborating with the Product Manager, Engineering, and Solution Architects to break down business epics, document user stories (to also include things like addressing technical debt, SRE, etc.
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Act as a technical advisor to the product manager, engineering, and other stakeholders. Manager, Cyber Product Owner (Detection and Mitigation Solutions) Capital One is seeking a product owner to help deliver game-changing cybersecurity solutions based on threat, data, and design thinking.
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As part of the product engineering team, you will participate in product changes, process improvements, product testing, installation instructions, product related literature improvements for publication, customer support efforts, and more.
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Center 3 (19075), United States of America, McLean, VirginiaManager, Cyber Product Owner (Detection and Mitigation Solutions) As a Product Owner supporting the Detection and Mitigation Cyber Service Area, you will be accountable for contributing to and delivering upon the strategic agenda for our core cyber products to drive meaningful progress for our customers and our business.
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The entire product development cycle of T-Mobile Private Cloud (CaaS) solution, from ideation to launch. Developing sophisticated Product Analytics frameworks to navigate the T-Mobile’s landscape.
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As a Workforce Planning Product Manager you will interact directly with senior leaders across HR, Finance, and the business to capture requirements and develop a product roadmap that supports your customers, which include the delivery of these insights, models, enablement, and guidance around taking actions.
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As the Product Marketing Manager (Flocabulary) at Nearpod by Renaissance, you will be a key contributor for telling the stories that take our solutions and products to market, for curating a set of sales enablement assets, and for developing and driving campaign strategies that ensure that solutions and products reach revenue goals.
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The Product Assurance Specialist assists Quality Engineers with the design, development, and execution of quality assurance and control systems. Perform process surveillance activity on product non-conformances throughout their lifecycle.
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Title: Product Manager Location: Midtown, Atlanta. Build and maintain prioritized product backlog informed by: Product strategy Customer feedback & interviews User research (in partnership with User Experience Design) Competitive analysis Recruit customers to act as “advisor users” to co-create innovative products.
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We are hiring a Principal Product Marketing Manager to drive critical elements of the next phase of our Firefly GTM strategy. Engage in the development and execution of go-to-market (GTM) strategies for Adobe Firefly, our pioneering GenAI product.
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As The Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) product manager, you will be responsible for managing a team of talented engineers and analysts to implement the SailPoint Identity Now platform from ground up in a very complex setup that involves over half million identities, 5000 applications and several on perm and vendor products that are part of the current IGA ecosystem.
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Our client is an international carrier in search of a Allied Healthcare product knowledge leader to join the organization as a VP Product Leader in Los Angeles. 6+ Years of Allied Healthcare Product or Underwriting Focus Required.
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Incorporate design thinking and analytics to inform product design. Collaborate across multiple cross-functional teams and the Product Owner community and play a key role in key Agile and SAFe ceremonies.
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Prioritize the Product Backlog to maximize business and customer outcomes by balancing technical and non-technical aspects while also incorporating cyber and operational risk reduction outcomes and activities.
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