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You will bring 10+ years of proven experience in product design, a portfolio that showcases your ability to turn ideas into visually stunning and user-friendly experiences, and a collaborative spirit that fosters a dynamic and inclusive team culture.
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You will want to join our innovative team, because together we will develop and offer consumers a next-generation streaming platform, with a world-class user experience and navigation and all the top apps, bringing more choice to the streaming marketplace.
$117,043.69 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 27 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Identify customer needs and business opportunities through a combination of user research, collecting feedback from cross-functional teammates, diving into data, and competitive analysis. Assist in determining product pricing by utilizing market research data; reviewing production and sales costs; anticipating volume; costing special and customized orders.
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Work with engineering, design, and scientific talent to come up with creative product solutions that meet user or business needs. Understand and master knowledge of user needs, pain points, and behavior associated with core user archetypes and how the product addresses these through problem solving and value propositions.
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You will create operational efficiencies for your product and work with client implementation specialists and technical support to create and advocate for a delightful user experience. Work with Tech Leads and the development teams to create user stories needed to implement the product vision including documenting acceptance criteria.
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You can work with user experience and technology teams to envision products that are usable and can be socialized and concept tested with audience members. As a Product Specialist-CRM you will manage the development of a vision, strategy and roadmap for the Sales Enablement Product Team, with a focus on a specific client segment (e.g., Wealth Management.
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7-10 Years of Experience (category management, product management, product marketing, innovation management, user research, project management, strategy consulting) – Required. 10+ Years of Experience (category management, product management, product marketing, innovation management, user research, project management, strategy consulting) – Preferred.
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Take a design leadership role within product teams on defining requirements, producing wireframes, storyboards, user flows, user interfaces and interactions, visual designs, prototyping, testing, and delivering design assets.
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DOTS is a multi-disciplinary team of Product Managers, Program Managers, Data Engineers, Applied and Research Scientists, Business Intelligence Engineers, User Experience Researchers and Designers.
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Customer-Centric Approach: Champion user research initiatives, ensuring that user insights feed into the product development and UX processes. Create and lead product roadmap for new UX/UI for a new API; Write User Stories and prioritize requirements; Work with Legal and Compliance regulations.
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Job SummaryAs part of the of Product Marketing team, the Product Manager leads their branded business in developing the strategy along with all the activities in managing the product line/category with the end user.
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Currently, most rely on PDFs, spreadsheets, emails, phone calls and less than user-friendly ERP / PLM systems to manage all aspects of their specification needs-from procurement to quality assurance.
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Define product requirements and create user journeys and test scripts to support the development team. The Associate Product Manager will conduct market research and define product requirements, as well as collaborate with development to design, test, and refine new features.
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The Product Owner will play a key role in existing user support and training, requirements gathering & delivery, helping make design & business process recommendations and to build intuitive workflows and immersive user experiences.
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User-centered design, UI/UX, prototyping, and visual design: 2. Lead advanced user research initiatives, individually or through partnership, using diverse methodologies, such as in-depth user studies, surveys, usability tests, and A/B testing, to inform impactful design decisions.
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