Data Product Manager
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Responsibilities
Define the vision, strategy, and prioritized roadmap for growth data products aligned with consumer experience and channel performance goals.
Conduct discovery: identify user needs through partner interviews, usage analysis, and benchmarking.
Prioritize features based on business impact, feasibility, and strategic fit, including AI-powered capabilities.
Scout and evaluate AI solutions embedded into data products to improve user experience and insight delivery.
Lead the end-to-end product lifecycle: ideation, requirements, launch, and iteration.
Write user stories, specifications, and acceptance criteria, including AI-enhanced features; coordinate delivery with Data Intelligence, Platform, D&A;, and DBS teams.
Lead all aspects of UI/UX build for internal tools (e.g., Power BI, conversational BI), ensuring accessibility and self-service.
Act as primary product owner: present roadmaps, demos, and updates; inspire change management (training, documentation, adoption).
Collaborate with growth, activation, and agencies to embed products into workflows,
and partner with DBS & D&A; on martech and platform capabilities for scalability.
Own product governance, quality, and compliance; lead and mentor team; promote best practices; define KPIs, handle backlog, and drive continuous improvement.
Define and uphold SLAs, monitoring, and escalation processes to minimize delays and friction in data availability.
Build strong, trusted partnerships across D&A; and DBS to navigate matrixed dependencies and balance growth urgency with enterprise standardization, cost, and compliance constraints.
Requirements
Minimum 6+ years in product management, including 3+ years in data/analytics products.
Proven ability to translate product innovation into growth impact in consumer/growth contexts.
Experience in matrixed organizations with centralized platforms and tooling teams.
Deep experience in growth environments (e-commerce, subscriptions, digital products) and exposure to martec