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We seek a lead Product Development Manager who will develop and execute strategies to grow the product portfolio, promote customer applications, and drive profitable growth.
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GEICO is looking for an accomplished, customer obsessed, and results oriented SeniorProduct Manager to lead the Data Governance & Compliance enforcement features discovery and development within the MarTech Product team.
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4 6 years of experience as a Product Manager. Product Manager certifications. We are a UN Women Empowerment Principal Signatory and are certified by National Minority Supplier Development Council.
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You have a solutions-oriented mindset, have top architecture and product development skills, andwould want to work towards a product vision and strategy. Tailored learning & development programs.
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Provide clear vision and scope documentation, use cases, workflows, wireframes, product requirements to support development. As the senior product manager on the marriott.com homepage team, you will be responsible for guiding the execution of the team’s roadmap for millions of customers worldwide.
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ResponsibilitiesTranslate business and conceptual user requirements into functional requirements that can be implemented by developers and tested by QA.Lead strategic discussions with assistance to further product evolutionManage inputs from many sources to identify and prioritize software development efforts to best support the strategy, including new features and maintenance efforts.
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1+ years of experience working with cross-functional agile/scrum teams as a product manager in an agile development environment. Based anywhere in the U.S. and reporting into our growing Product Management team, Associate Product Managers work to create new product experiences and functionality across one or more of our key ecosystem pillars spanning assessment, teacher experience, family engagement, professional development, data & reporting, and platform services.
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Product Development Manager. Experienced in product strategy, development, and management in a life science organization; industry experience preferred. Develops product roadmaps and formulates product solutions by assessing trends, needs, gaps, opportunities, and the competitive landscape in the life science, therapeutic development, and diagnostic markets.
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Solid understanding of product management methodologies, including market research, ideation, user testing, and agile development. 7 years of relevant Product Management experience in an agile software product development environment.
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Develop detailed user personas and use cases to guide product development. The ideal candidate will be responsible for the end-to-end management of product development, from conception through launch, ensuring products meet market needs and align with the company's strategic goals.
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The Digital Product Manager is accountable for co-managing the development of ASHA's digital ecosystem (both internal and external facing products). The Manager works with cross-disciplined ASHA teams and third-party vendors to leverage user and market research, industry best practices and product management methodologies.
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Responsibilities will include product positioning, sales messaging development and tool creation, competitive analysis, among others. The Manager, Product Marketing will be responsible for supporting the Senior Director of Product Marketing to operationalize the product marketing function.
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We are looking for Product Managers (PM) with entrepreneurial mindset to drive product development and ensure a high ROI. You will get an excellent opportunity to translate ideas into strategy and features and follow product development from start to finish.
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Software Guidance & Assistance, Inc., (SGA), is searching for a Technical DX Product Manager for a CONTRACT assignment with one of our premier Financial Regulatory clients in Rockville, MD.
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As the senior product manager on the marriott.com homepage team, you will join a top-notch group proudly serving as digital concierges at the “World's Favorite Travel Company” for millions of customers in over 30 languages worldwide.
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