Product Manager (Government)

Summary: The Product Manager role focuses on leading product development within a government context, leveraging digital and technology-driven strategies. The position requires a strong understanding of Agile methodologies and user-centered design principles to balance user needs with business goals. The ideal candidate will have proven experience in managing product backlogs and making data-informed decisions. This role is essential for driving successful product outcomes in a government setting.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead product development initiatives within a government framework.
• Utilize Agile methodologies to manage product lifecycles.
• Write user stories and define acceptance criteria.
• Manage product backlogs effectively.
• Analyze data to inform product decisions and measure success.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to align user needs with business objectives.
• Apply problem-solving skills to address challenges in product management.

Key Skills:

• Government background.
• Proven experience as a Product Manager or similar role in a digital or technology-driven environment.
• Strong understanding of Agile methodologies and user-centred design principles.
• Ability to balance user needs, business goals, and technical constraints.
• Experience writing user stories, defining acceptance criteria, and managing backlogs.
• Comfortable working with data to inform decisions and measure success.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to make evidence-based decisions.

Salary (Rate): £500 Per Day

City: undetermined

Country: United Kingdom

Working Arrangements: undetermined

IR35 Status: undetermined

Seniority Level: undetermined

Industry: Other

Detailed Description From Employer:

Essential Skills:

• Government background.
• Proven experience as a Product Manager or similar role in a digital or technology-driven environment.
• Strong understanding of Agile methodologies and user-centred design principles.
• Ability to balance user needs, business goals, and technical constraints.
• Experience writing user stories, defining acceptance criteria, and managing backlogs.
• Comfortable working with data to inform decisions and measure success.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to make evidence-based decisions.