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As a Manager, Product Manager on the Enterprise AI/ML Research and Development product team, you will be the voice of the customer, conducting user research to identify opportunities that can be solved with emergent AL/ML technology.
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As a Senior Product Associate in Biometrics, you contribute to the team by leveraging your expertise in product development and optimization to make a significant impact, supported by user research and customer feedback to fuel the creation of innovative products and continuously improve existing offerings.
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Unleash your expertise in product development and optimization by leveraging user research, analyzing metrics, and collaborating across one of the world's most innovative financial organizations.
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Understanding of systems engineering conceptsPractical experience in scrum-based Agile development methodologyExperience working with JIRA, Confluence, or equivalent. Research, prepare, and groom scrum tickets.
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We’re looking for an experienced Lead Product / UX Designer to apply their knowledge and expertise in user research, design processes, and UX best practices to the development of first-class platforms and applications that are defining the digital advertising industry.
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Ability to solve problems and make decisions in support of the team, with a focus on driving the greatest outcome for the product and the Bank. Collaborating with Agile Scrum team on all new feature development, level 3 tickets, including building backlog, contributing to/reviewing/approving user stories, sprint support, and QA testing; including participating in agile team ceremonies such as sprint reviews/demos.
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Practical knowledge of working within a product software development team with a deep understanding of agile, scrum, and design thinking. User Research & Analysis: Conduct user research to understand user needs, behaviors, and pain points.
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Experience with a broad range of research methodologies, both qualitative and quantitative, across the various stages of product development (pre and post product launch)Ability to collaborate closely with cross-functional partners, driving alignment around user needs and incorporating peers into the research process.
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We are seeking an experienced and strategic Product Manager with a focus on Digital Dental Solutions to lead the development, launch, and management of our digital solutions. Lead market research efforts to gather customer insights, refine brand messaging, and improve product offerings.
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Familiarity with user experience research principles and practices and how to use data to provide informed user insights. Provide leadership, direction, and mentorship to junior UX writers and educate cross-functional partners on the role of UX writing and content strategy throughout the product development process.
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We’re looking for a curious and empathetic Senior UX Researcher who is passionate about driving customer-centric decisions across the product development lifecycle. Have a clear understanding of how various research functions and data sources (e.g. market research, product marketing, analytics, etc.
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Possessing experience in project management and product development life cycle management specifically in healthcare product design and development to support care management and delivery workflows.
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Develop detailed product requirements and user stories, ensuring clarity and completeness for the development team. Conduct market research and analyze data to identify user needs, market trends, and competitive landscape.
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Leverage user experience research insights and recommendations to accelerate discussions and decisions early in the product development process. Front end skills: research and creating surveys, creating user interfaces, and usability tests.
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Possessing working experience with Population Health Management technologies and approaches (e.g., high-risk user stratification tools, cost/quality/utilization trend analysis, provider performance tools.
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