Technical Product Manager
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - PRIMa in Varese
Are you looking for a new challenge?
Fancy helping us shape the future of motor insurance?
Prima could be the place for you.
Since 2015, we’ve been using our love of data and tech to rethink motor insurance and bring drivers a great experience at a great price. Our story began in Italy, where we’ve quickly become the number one online motor insurance provider. In fact, we’re trusted by over 5 million drivers. And now we’re expanding to help millions more drivers in the UK and Spain.
To help fuel that growth, we need a Technical Product Manager to own our data platform as an internal product - the experience and capabilities that help data engineers, analytics engineers, data analysts and data scientists work with and deliver trusted data faster, safer and more cost-effectively.
This role sits at the intersection of product, platform engineering, and data: you’ll own the platform vision and roadmap, drive adoption through excellent internal user experience, and partner closely with engineering to deliver improvements across the data lifecycle on our stack (Databricks, AWS, Python).
Excited to make an impact? Here are the details
What You’ll Do
- Own the product strategy for the Data Platform, defining the vision, principles, roadmap, and prioritization framework aligned with business and engineering goals
- Partner closely with the Head of Data Platform and engineering teams to ensure fast, scalable, and consistent product delivery
- Act as the voice of internal users by mapping end-to-end journeys - from discoverability and onboarding to adoption, operations, and scaling - identifying friction points and opportunities for improvement
- Drive product discovery and execution in collaboration with cross-functional stakeholders across Data Platform Engineering, Security, Governance and Analytics
- Define and monitor success metrics such as adoption, reliability, developer productivity, cost efficiency, time-to-first-value, and data quality to guide prioritization and de