Tiger Analytics Inc.
Product Manager
Chicago, Illinois, USA · Contract
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About the role
- You will be responsible for team decisions, engage with multiple teams, and contribute to key decisions while providing solutions to problems for your immediate team and across multiple teams.
- Analyze market trends and competitor products to inform product strategy.
- Continuously seek feedback from users to improve product features and functionality.
Responsibilities
- You will shape and manage the product roadmap and product backlog, ensuring the product team consistently delivers on the client''s needs and wants.
Requirements
- Must have skills
- Expert proficiency in Product Innovation Strategy is required.
- Advanced proficiency in Agile Project Management is recommended.
- Expert proficiency in Software Product Management and Agile Methods (ADM for Distributed Agile Development) is suggested.
Benefits
- As a Product Owner, you will be responsible for driving the vision for the product by being the voice of the customer, following a human-centered design approach.
Company info
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with customers to ensure their needs are met.
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