Senior Product Manager
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PLOSScholarly publishing
Applications will be accepted from candidates based in the UK., Some flexibility to work across time zones may be required.ContractSenior
Salary65,000 - 75,500 GBP per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- At least three years' experience working as a Product Manager in a multidisciplinary digital product team.
- Required Skills
- Data AnalysisProduct Management
Requirements
- Hold a degree-level qualification or have equivalent professional experience.
- Have at least three years' experience working as a Product Manager in a multidisciplinary digital product team.
- Have experience working closely with disciplines such as design, engineering, research, and delivery.
- Have experience using product discovery alongside delivery, including user research, data, experimentation, and hypothesis testing.
- Have experience working with significant uncertainty or ambiguity and identifying what needs to be learned.
- Have experience turning complex problems into clear priorities, outcomes, and practical next steps.
- Have experience making product decisions using user evidence, data, organizational goals, technical constraints, and product judgment.
- Have experience communicating product thinking, evidence, uncertainty, trade-offs, and decisions clearly to varied audiences.
- Have experience collaborating with people outside the immediate product team.
- Experience in transformation, complex service environments, iterative or outcome-focused ways of working, or mission-led and knowledge-based organizations is particularly useful.
- Scholarly publishing experience is useful but not required.
Responsibilities
- Build an understanding of users, their needs and behaviours, and the organizational, operational, and technical context.
- Identify product opportunities and translate organizational objectives into product outcomes and priorities.
- Work with design, engineering, and colleagues to explore problems and test ideas with users and data.
- Frame hypotheses and design experiments to learn whether the product is heading in the right direction.
- Weigh evidence, impact, effort, risk, and opportunity when making product decisions.
- Define measures of success and use qualitative and quantitative evidence to assess outcomes.
- Help the team deliver incrementally, learn from results, and adapt its approach.
- Explain product problems, evidence, choices, trade-offs, and learning to varied audiences.
- Create feedback loops through conversations, demos, reviews, and other forums.
- Help multidisciplinary colleagues contribute to product decisions and consider the wider service beyond the product interface.
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