Senior Technical Product Manager - Utility Data Exchange Platform

E SourceUtility Industry

RemoteFull-TimeSenior

Salary160000 - 200000 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 8+ years

Requirements

8+ years of experience in software product management or systems-oriented consulting
Strong working knowledge of cloud-based, data-intensive platforms and software systems
Experience working with large investor-owned electric utilities
Knowledge of power systems, customer programs, and data
Demonstrated ability to translate complex stakeholder needs into executable technical plans
Experience supporting executive-level governance forums

Responsibilities

Own the product backlog, roadmap, and release planning across multiple workstreams
Lead requirements development and prioritization in collaboration with engineering and data teams
Translate policy, regulatory, and stakeholder requirements into clear, actionable technical work items
Collaborate with architects and engineers on user and data flows
Collaborate with technical writers on user documentation
Ensure product delivery milestones are met on scope, schedule, and budget
Serve as a trusted day-to-day counterpart to clients, program stakeholders, and external partners
Develop use case documentation, architecture diagrams, and risk review materials
Lead technical walkthroughs, design reviews, and working sessions
Prepare content and support discussions for periodic regulatory reviews

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