Product Manager (Remote) (City of London)

Product Manager – £50,000 – Remote/Monthly South West meetups – 12 months FTC - Force for good, remote first business, flexible working, part time considered, 20 + 8 days bank holiday, private medical, weekly lunches, mental health support & more!

This is an exciting new position for a product owner/manager with a couple of years of experience, whereby you will support the newly formed tech side of the business in delivering a large range of products – from medical tech clients, to assisting EdTech products/programmes. You will get to catapult your career to the next level with some of the brightest minds in the industry!

The Role

Within this role, you will join the tech side of the business and contribute to a multitude of ongoing client products. Ideally, you will have a minimum of 2+ years’ experience within the product space. You will lead the development of these products working within a team of 5, ensuring that they exceed expectations and contribute positively to the team.

A key part of your role will be juggling priorities – you will be used to a fast paced environment and you will be well-versed at managing multiple clients priorities, expectations, and products. You will keep close to the business’ JIRA tickets – ensure that these are managed and products are delivered successfully and on time. You will assist with product discovery phases, ALPA stages, working with the tech team and clients RE: feedback and help write user stories / epics.

You will have exceptional awareness – be detail orientated, task-driven and be able to organise the existing development team helping them also manage priorities.

You will be a product evangelist. The team are growing, utilising AGILE methodologies however they want to be challenged and pushed forward as a business and team. They have a constant thirst for learning and development and they are always trying you get better. You will have a flare for managing difficult stakeholders – and a positive “get it done” attitude.

The Company

This is a great opportunity to grab a team full of talent by the horns and make a big impact from day 1. They are on the hunt for a diverse individual who wants to challenge themselves and grow with the organisation… Could this be you? You will be working amongst a team of top talent in a fully remote team who meet up monthly in the South West.

The company\'s founders have existential experience in their field from both working closely with their clients for over 50 years combined, as well as professionally executing some of the largest and most difficult projects over the last decade, worth over £50 million. The company has further demonstrated phenomenal success over the last 4 years, including six very significant projects won.

The role is a 12 month FTC, with the aim of becoming a FT employee.

For someone who is looking for that fulfilment in a role then there is nothing more rewarding than this. Your voice will be valued, feedback welcomed as they shape the business culture and you will work within a collaborative and talented team. If you are looking to be treated like an adult with complete flexibility, remote working and unlimited holiday (no, seriously, it isn\'t tracked) then please apply!

Product Manager – £50,000 – Remote/Monthly South West meetups – 12 months FTC - Force for good, remote first business, flexible working, part time considered, 20 + 8 days bank holiday, private medical, weekly lunches, mental health support & more!

Salary: GBP 30000 - 42000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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