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Job Description
(Canada) Technical Product Manager (Contract)
Contract (6 months)
Published 5 days ago
Product Management
Your main responsibilities will include:
- Collaborating with stakeholders to onboard products to the strategic identity platform.
- Work with internal stakeholders to gather requirements, and present finalized solutions.
- Work closely with CIAM engineering and architecture to clearly define these solutions.
- Developing comprehensive priorities, roadmaps, and delivery plans.
- Lead developer scrum teams and ensure that product backlogs are up to date and prioritized with stories.
- Leverage your technical knowledge of web technologies and APIs to make informed decisions during product development.
- Collaborate effectively with the delivery team to ensure the feasibility and optimal execution of technical solutions.
- Possess a fundamental understanding of end-to-end customer experience integration and dependencies.
- Update Aha/Azure DevOps and any downstream reporting documentation.
- Review operational performance metrics.
- Coordinate messaging to stakeholders during and after incidents.
- Help communicate changes to platform in Working Group, Atrium, ADO Wiki, etc.
Key Requirements
- You have 3+ years of experience as product manager or product owner; preferred experience in customer identity space and platform development.
- Strong technical background with an understanding of APIs and identity management is preferred.
- Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
- Demonstrated experience in leading and managing cross-functional scrum teams.
- Strong understanding of agile methodologies and scrum processes/ceremonies.
- Strong communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills.
- Analytical mindset with the ability to use data-driven insights for decision-making.
- Problem-solving orientation and a proactive approach to addressing challenges.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Ability to communicate complex concepts in easy-to-understand terminology.
- History of partnering and collaborating with architects and engineers in writing clear user stories.