Description
As a Senior Product Manager I, you will own a product within the ID Compass suite of fraud and identity solutions, helping drive product strategy, innovation, and market success within the Insurance industry.
You will work cross-functionally with technology, client engagement, and commercial teams to deliver customer-focused solutions, guide product development, and support go-to-market activities.
Responsibilities:
- Own and execute the product strategy, roadmap, and commercial success of a product within the ID Compass suite.
- Apply a strong understanding of technology platforms, system architecture, APIs, data tools, and AI/ML capabilities to drive product innovation.
- Use customer insights, market analysis, and key performance metrics to make informed product decisions.
- Lead end-to-end product development through agile software development processes, including writing requirements and managing design decisions.
- Develop and execute go-to-market plans, pricing strategies, product positioning, and launch activities.
- Partner with Client Engagement teams to support sales opportunities, educate the market, and communicate product value.
- Build strong relationships with technology teams and identify opportunities to address evolving customer needs.
- Mentor and share expertise with less experienced Product Managers while contributing to team development.
Requirements:
- Experience as a Product Manager with ownership of a product or significant feature within a complex product portfolio.
- Demonstrated experience developing and executing product strategy and driving commercial outcomes.
- Experience engaging directly with customers and translating customer needs into product solutions.
- Experience working with digital identity verification and fraud risk solutions preferred.
- Experience within the insurance industry preferred.
- Experience with product strategy and/or product marketing preferred.
- Strong analytical, communication, collaboration, and stakeholder management skills.
- Bachelor's degree preferred, but not essential.