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As our new Product Specialist, you will be responsible for supporting the business-to-business (B2B) marketing and sales processes for different product categories. Our Product Management professionals have been significant contributors in establishing Johnstone Supply as a leader in our industry, and the Product Specialist works together with our Product Managers, General Managers, and other Product Specialists to ensure our continued success.
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HOW YOU MAKE AN IMPACT: The Associate Product Manager (APM) is responsible for resource management, strategic planning, tactical planning, and execution for a product portfolio within a larger product category.
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As CPO, you will be a key leader in the Product & Underwriting organization focusing on implementing and improving product development journeys which are directly tied to the strategies of Prudential’s Group Insurance business.
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EBay is seeking a talented and dynamic product marketer to drive inbound product marketing and outbound go to market strategy focused on our Collectibles initiatives like Authenticity Guaranteed, eBay collection, PSA Vault, and more for categories like trading cards, sports memorabilia, comics and more.
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Define and drive our change tracking, management, integration, automation, and visualization product strategy. As a Senior Product Manager, Change Tracking, you will be defining and driving the product strategy for New Relic's change tracking and management features to ensure that customers can use New Relic to swiftly isolate and diagnose problems stemming from system modifications and ultimately reduce the mean time to detection and resolution of issues.
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As a product developer you should have an understanding of fabrications and garment construction , and the ability to build a tech pack. As our Apparel Product Developer, you will drive development efforts focused on performance and sport related apparel.
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Work closely with fellow designers and front-end engineers to enhance UI kits, foundations, and tokens, aligning them with evolving product team needsAccessibility and Usability: Collaborate with internal accessibility resources to ensure adherence to WCAG and other industry standards within the Calcite Design System.
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Learn more about what makes us different and how you can thrive as the Metric Insights Product Manager at Marsh McLennan Agency (MMA). You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including IT, design, sales, and marketing, to deliver an intuitive and valuable product that exceeds customer expectations.
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Job Category: Product Management & Support. Job Function: Project/Product Management. Responsible for a full project a significant product release. Master's Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Data Analytics or Statistics, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Data Science or equivalent educ/experience.
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SummaryThe Software Product Management Manager is responsible for writing operational requirements for complex Structural Engineering, CAD and Business Management software, including design, documentation and verification of features and functionality.
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Whether responding to events, maintaining critical infrastructure, or providing humanitarian aid; ArcGIS Field Maps is transforming the way organizations work all over the world.
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You will help us with requirements gathering, product roadmaps, customer feedback, product strategy, and anything else that helps us define, build, and deliver outstanding solutions to our internal and external customers.
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This role will work collaboratively with colleagues in finance, people success, legal, operations, regulatory, sales, marketing, product technology and other disciplines to design and develop products and services that support greater practice engagement and client utilization.
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Senior Product Marketing ManagerLeader in Design Technology - Various Job Locations Possible: San Francisco, Portland, Boston, AtlantaFull Time / Direct HireThe Hired Guns are seeking a seasoned product marketer with 8+ years of experience to help position a global design software company as a leader in the education technology space.
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The Product Designer will play a crucial role in driving the integration and enhancement of new capabilities within the TMS system, ensuring the seamless operation of the logistics and supply chain functions.
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