Lead Product Strategist, Public Sector
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Forum OnePublic Sector Tech
RemoteFull-TimeLead
Salary97,000 - 146,000 USD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- 6+ years
- Required Skills
- AgileDrupalProduct ManagementJiraStakeholder managementConfluence
Requirements
- 6+ years of experience in digital product strategy, product management, or a related field.
- Experience leading or supporting federal technology, CMS, cloud, or web modernization projects.
- Experience with large-scale digital transformation and web CMS platforms, specifically Drupal and Acquia.
- Familiarity with AI integration, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud security frameworks (FedRAMP, WAF, CDNs).
- Strong understanding of federal contracting environments (FFP, IDIQs, FAR/DFARS).
- Demonstrated experience partnering with Project Managers and multidisciplinary teams.
- Proficiency in Agile methodologies, backlog management, and user story mapping.
- Strong communication, workshop facilitation, and stakeholder management skills.
- Bachelor’s degree.
Responsibilities
- Serve as a trusted product advisor and embedded Product Owner for federal digital modernization projects.
- Develop product roadmaps, success metrics, and product briefs to ensure project alignment.
- Prioritize product features and outcomes based on program goals, user needs, and project constraints.
- Partner with Project Managers to align scope with contractual requirements, budgets, and timelines.
- Lead product discovery, user research synthesis, and requirements gathering.
- Translate complex needs into structured product specifications and epics for Drupal and cloud implementations.
- Manage and prioritize product backlogs in Jira and Confluence, including sprint planning and backlog refinement.
- Identify opportunities to introduce new digital capabilities, including AI and LLM applications.
- Validate that delivered features meet design, quality, and usability expectations.
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