We are looking for a Digital Product Manager to connect our various people development products into a holistic end-to-end user experience. To achieve this, we are looking to improve existing products, further integrate existing products, but also potentially build new custom experience solutions that bring things together. You will be responsible for the design of our people development information in our new internal content/news platform. We are also investing in bringing our processes into the flow of work. The vision is that our employees get course recommendations via a Microsoft Teams chat instead of navigating to our Learning Experience Platform.
This role is focused on product management, digital adoption, and project coordination. It’s a hands-on role, where you will be able to shape the technical design of this future experience yourself. Previous experience with developing custom solutions is a real benefit. You will be working with your dedicated team, as well as the various existing product teams. If we go the custom solutions route, you will be provided with software development capacity, which you will then steer directly.
Your tasks:
- Define and own the product vision, strategy, and roadmap for end-to-end people development experience
- Gather and refine functional and non-functional requirements with business stakeholders. Translate user needs into detailed user stories, acceptance criteria, and technical specifications.
- Lead end-to-end delivery of custom software solutions—from concept to deployment and post-launch optimization.
- Maintain clear product backlog management, sprint planning, and release alignment with development teams.
- Closely collaborate with existing product teams, designing how their product fits the end-to-end experience
We work in a HYBRID STYLE of working.
The published salary is the minimum possible offer. The starting salary may be higher depending on the extent of fulfillment of the employee's requirements (education, language skills, required practice, personality assumptions and skills).