Senior Technical Product Manager – Human Biology
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Altro in Roma
Senior Technical Product Manager – Human Biology
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Xebia is a global AI-first, digital transformation, and engineering partner. With over 25 years of experience and a team of 5,000 professionals across 16 countries, we help organizations design and build scalable products, platforms, and data-driven solutions.
We specialize in Artificial Intelligence, Data and Cloud, Intelligent Automation, and Digital Products, combining deep technical expertise with a strong focus on engineering excellence and a people-first culture.
In the CEE region, we’re a team of nearly 1,000 experts delivering modern applications, data platforms, and AI solutions for clients such as McLaren, Aviva, Deloitte, Spotify, Disney, ING, UPS, Tesco, Truecaller, AllSaints, Volotea, Schmitz Cargobull, Allegro, InPost, and many, many more. We work with leading technologies including AWS, Azure, GCP, Databricks, and Snowflake,
and combine strong engineering culture with a consulting mindset and a continuous focus on growth and knowledge sharing.
We are looking for a Senior Technical Program Manager to join our Life Sciences R&D; product team and support the digital transformation of a leading pharmaceutical company.
In this role, you will lead strategic technical programs and portfolios of applications supporting researchers, cell biologists, computational biologists, and data scientists. You will work across product, engineering, data, AI/ML, and scientific teams, translating complex scientific needs into scalable technical solutions and driving delivery from discovery and requirements through launch.
The role combines strategic program management, product and backlog ownership, technical understanding of cloud and data platforms, and strong knowledge of human biology and life sciences.
You will:
own and prioritize product backlogs across multiple techni