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Required Education: BA or equivalent Experience & Qualifications: 3-5 years of experience as a Technical Product Manager, Technical Program Manager, Engineer, or Engineering Manager working with user interfaces, web services, databases, and cloud infrastructure projects.
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Summary: Facebook is seeking a data center Critical Facility Engineer to join our Data Center Facility Operations team.
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The Head of Product will be the primary driver of product strategy and will execute upon that strategy as the manager of a team of product developers and quantitative analysts.
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We are seeking a Senior Technical Product Manager of security solutions to join our team. If you are passionate about technical product management and eager to work on innovative technology, we encourage you to apply.
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The Principal Technical Product Manager role focuses on driving process maturity enhancements and leading the development of key components and business capabilities within the Dassault Enovia PLM system.
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As a Technical Product Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the development roadmap of our Advanced Safety products, including ADAS driving features (from L0 to L3), parking, mapping and localization as well as end-to-end, turnkey ADAS systems from the development stage until it's in the hands of customers.
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We are looking for a data-driven Senior Technical Product Manager who is passionate about solving complex, tangible problems to own automation for our app! 5+ years of consumer-facing product management, consulting, or business operations experience.
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As Technical Product Development Manager, you will play the role of technology leader for designing, building, and maintaining all technical ecosystems required for new product lines for a digital health client.
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The SMGS OPs team is looking for a results-driven, customer-focused, and innovative Sr Product Manager to work directly a team of engineers to develop products and solutions that allow the entire AWS Sales team go to market and grow revenue.
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You’ve performed functions such as requirements gathering, release planning, customer advocacy, roadmap planning, cross-functional collaboration, and anything else that manages and improves technical product development.
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The Senior Product Manager - Technical will be responsible for leading the development and implementation of technical solutions that enhance customer engagement and our loyalty platform.
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Product or project management leveraging Agile/Scrum methodology. Collaborate with business/product partners and engineers including overseas team to deliver precise customer targeting solutions to the market through agile framework.
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The Technical Product Manager will contribute to a culture of collaboration and openness within the team and with partners. The Technical Product Manager is a member of a high-performing team that focuses on the development and implementation of a world-class online learning platform (LXP.
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This role demands a blend of technical expertise and strategic product management skills, including comprehensive market research, product strategy development, roadmap creation, and seamless cross-functional collaboration.
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The Enterprise Architecture team at FactSet is looking for a Technical Product Manager to drive product requirements and influence the architecture of our various client documentation management systems.
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