Senior Product Manager (User Experience)
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Location: Pleasanton, CA 94566
Description:
Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Champion the needs of customers, merchants, vendors, business teams, and stakeholders throughout the development process, ensuring that what is delivered meets the original goals and objectives of the project. Ability to operate in areas of uncertainty and ambiguity and provide solid recommendations.
- Identify unmet user needs and develop possible feature/functionality concepts that meet those needs.
- Develop supporting business case, including financial impact and benefits statements, to support new functionality concepts and new features, and sell the concepts to internal audiences through persuasive oral and written presentations
- Gather input from a variety of internal and external sources to define product concepts; responds to the needs of users throughout the development process; analyzes competitors and market trends; evaluates technologies; develops detailed requirements, feature definitions, implementation plans, and internal communications
- Participate & lead as needed in cross-functional teams during the entire lifecycle of product development, including deployment and post-deployment activities.
- Effectively influences and collaborates with others, presenting and securing approval from senior management and other key stakeholders, as necessary
- Responsible for communicating product solutions and benefits to customers and stakeholders, including knowledge transfer and training for on-going management of features
- Build intelligent capability and feature roadmaps using research, data, business context and learnings as input
- Be recognized as an expert-someone who has excellent judgment and whose projects have contributed significantly to the success of the organization
- Outstanding UX collaborator who can work in partnership with UX to define and co-create customer experiences that solve customer needs and bring desirable outcomes for business.
- Write user stories as a part of the product development lifecycle that:
- directly support primary objectives of the project
- are appropriate in size for iterative development
- include clear and specific acceptance criteria