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Work effectively with my product stakeholders to communicate and translate their needs into improvements in my product. Be a recognized contributor/vocal in forums (Eg: Google/MS MVP's)Share knowledge and influence with the wider engineering community.
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Benefits: Opportunity to relocate to the United States and apply your product management expertise in one of the most innovative and competitive markets globally. Role: Product Manager Key Responsibilities: Drive the product lifecycle from ideation, market research, development, to launch and beyond.
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As a Tools Product Development Manager at United Rentals, you will act as a single point of contact for Tools & Industrial products and services to support our internal sales team. You will be a subject matter expert resource for Tools & Industrial Solutions and provide consultative selling, training for internal customers and sales project support to customers for new and existing product lines.
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4+ years of digital product management experience as a Product Manager/Product Owner/User Researcher. You'll work with stakeholders to prioritize development based on product strategy, work with research, design, and users to create/document features, user stories, and acceptance criteria.
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Nutanix is looking for a Cloud Native Sr. Product Marketing Manager to lead product marketing for Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP), Nutanix's Kubernetes management platform. Organize, coordinate, and drive demand generation planning and execution with multiple marketing and product teams (field marketing, partner marketing, campaigns, programs, events, digital.
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Proven experience in product marketing or a similar role in a B2B environment, preferably in industries such as commercial logistics real estate, solar energy, energy storage, EV fleet charging, or warehouse operations.
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Continually prioritize and groom product backlogs for cross-functional, full-stack integration teams. This Product Owner will be working within the Retail Wireless team in our Dish Grand Central office located in Denver, CO. You will be working in a collaborative and fast-paced environment spanning the Retail Wireless team and broader Dish organizations.
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We are seeking a strategic, savvy Product Marketing Manager to project manage, develop and execute campaign strategies that promote our new device launches and device offers and engage our target audience.
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Three years’ experience working in a product management or financial analysis position is preferred. An effective Product Analyst will be focused on driving profitable sales for the Company.
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Working familiarity with the role of Product Designer is a plus. Working knowledge of Agile product development lifecycles and practices is a plus. Experience with video editing, motion design, and designing for AR/VR are pluses.
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As a product designer at Meta, you’ll have the opportunity to play a central role in the way we build technologies — ensuring they are valuable, easy to use and of the highest level of craft and execution.
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Product Management, Experience Design, Engineering, Digital Marketing, MarTech, and Operations leaders. Translate product strategy into detailed requirements, prioritize features and functionality, and steward the engineering backlog.
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8+ years of experience as a Product Owner, Product Manager, or Systems Analyst. Agile Certified Product Manager Product Owner (ACPMPO) preferred. SAFe Product Manager / Product Owner (SPMPO) preferred.
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As a Clinical Launch Product Specialist, you will play a pivotal role in driving the successful introduction of MAKO robotic systems to healthcare facilities and providers. Provide on-site support during initial product launches and implementations.
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The DaVita Integrated Kidney Care (IKC) Product team is a high-energy, entrepreneurial minded group committed to transforming the future of value-based care with technology. 3+ years of interface (API) development experience as a product manager, product owner, or equivalent API design and implementation role.
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