Product Manager

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What does a great Product Manager do?

The Fiserv Credit Choice Product Manager will be responsible for driving product development activities, go-to-market strategies, and cross-functional alignment across Fiserv and our partners to deliver the expected business value of the program.

As a Product Manager you can expect to:

• Develop a deep understanding of Credit Choice and all the surrounds that tie into Credit Choice
• Develop new products or enhancements designed to drive revenue growth for Credit Choice
• Develop go to market strategies, new product positioning, and value proposition development for Credit Choice.
• Analyze market data, client and internal stakeholder feedback to understand client requirements and competitive offerings.
• Manage the project life cycle (opening projects, own finalizing Epic, IRC approval management, Clarity management)
• Collaborate/partner with internal stakeholders, product managers/owners for product surrounds and clients to define product roadmap/ requirements and prioritize development for product enhancements ; function as product SME
• Analyze product performance data to determine performance improvement opportunities; partner with stakeholders to drive improvement initiatives
• Develop deep understanding of product financials and opportunities to improve revenue and margins; develop pricing models to support sales opportunities
• Product support to address product issues, communicate product updates and partner with sales on new opportunities

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s Degree
• 3-5 years’ experience in Product Management, Project Management, or Program Management
• Power user of Excel and Power Point
• Well organized and results-oriented with strong attention to detail
• Excellent oral and written communication skills, including the ability to use data to tell the story
• Strong analytical skills to identify issues/solve diverse problems and make decisions
• Exhibits leadership qualities and ability to independently manage initiatives that span multiple organizations
• Ability to work efficiently and productively without detailed direction or guidance