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At least 3 years of product management experience or at least 3 years of experience in product design, agile delivery, business analysis, data science, or software engineering. You’ll define clear and actionable problem statements to help teams deliver results while displaying a comprehensive understanding of iterative software delivery, capable of thin-slice MVP grooming.
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Agoda’s Senior Product Managers are responsible for defining the overall strategy and goals for Agoda’s various products, including the website, mobile applications and mobile website, email marketing, as well as advanced internal products and tools such as algorithmic PPC bidding systems and pricing software.
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As an Associate Product Manager, you will be instrumental in designing and enhancing software products. Associate Product Manager at DebtX Software Solutions.
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Experience working with full stack software (firmware, cloud & apps) The ideal candidate for this role has a strong track record shipping and iterating on software products that are full stack (firmware-cloud-app), with an emphasis on ownership of the mobile app portion.
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Wolf & Company is seeking an Associate Product Manager for our WolfPAC Solutions Group. Strong understanding of software development life cycle (SDLC) and agile methodologies. Support the Senior Product Manager in prioritizing and managing the product backlog.
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Experience managing a software or services project including end-to-end product development and leading a team. experience working in a project portfolio management environment involving external delivery partners and multiple software vendors.
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You are a team player and can collaborate with the Software Development and Client Support teams in alignment with product strategy. Work closely with the Software Development team to ensure clear communication of the product strategy from feature specification to implementation.
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Experience in B2B SaaS security software and/or developer-centric product marketing. The Product Marketing Manager role is a unique opportunity to join this critical and growing market.
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3+ years of commercial software experience design working within multidisciplinary teams under dynamic conditions. Experience designing and prototyping in software industry standard tools.
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We’re looking for an experienced enterprise product manager to build, launch, and grow the next generation of Life Sciences software focused on Quality and Manufacturing. 5+ years of Product Management or similar experience in enterprise business application software.
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5+ years of Product Management experience in the software industry, focusing on SaaS products, with a successful track record of launching and managing products. Wasabi Technologies is seeking a dynamic, self-motivated Senior Product Manager to join our Product Management team.
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5+ years of business experience, preferably within financial services or enterprise software for the Alternative Investments space. Intralinks is looking for a result-driven Senior Product Manager to join our growing Document and Data AI team.
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7+ years of experience in product management, software engineering or data science with a focus on AI/ML solutions. Brown Brothers Harriman is currently recruiting an Analytics Product Owner to drive revenue growth for our Infomediary® Data Solutions (IDS) business.
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6+ years B2B enterprise software sales experience in Product Marketing, Management, Sales, or Pre-sales. We’re looking for an intelligent, creative, and energetic Sr. Product Marketing Manager to help scale the go-to-market function at CloudZero.
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You will be expected to lead and collaborate with AI/ML engineers and data scientists, software engineers, UX design, project management, marketing, and merchandising. We are looking for a Senior AI Product Manager to enhance our existing member experience encompassing home page personalization, search, product list page sorting, and recommendations.
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