Sr. Product Manager, DAM

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This role drives the product strategy, roadmap, and delivery for Digital Asset Management (DAM). The Sr. Product Manager owns the lifecycle of atomic assets and metadata management, while leading integrations with key content management, marketing, and activation platforms. Acting as the owner of atomic assets, this role ensures content is seamlessly managed and discoverable across the content supply chain.

The Sr. Product Manager is responsible for assessing market needs and inspiring cross-functional product teams to find the fastest way to achieve value around those needs. The role focuses on delivering business value to drive sales, improve efficiency, and improve customer satisfaction through the production of quality products. Within their designated enterprise product line, Sr. Product Managers work closely with teams of developers, designers, and business partners.

They support in-depth business reviews, communicate and present across all levels of the organization and support cross-functional product teams. Importantly, the Sr. Product Manager, must be able to work at the strategic level (generating innovative ideas for growth, change management) and at the tactical level (analyzing data, solving problems, being a force multiplier and leader of their teams). The Sr.

Product Manager is often responsible for products that are higher-profile and/or that are larger in scope.

Seeks to empathize with and understand the end user deeply and use that knowledge to determine the fastest path to deliver value

Translates business goals and end user needs into product strategy; communicates direction and product priorities to the development team, other matrixed teams, and third-party partners

Identifies goals, metrics and analytics to determine product value; continually makes recommendations and refinements to the product backlog based on learnings

Manages and grooms the product backlog; makes future decisions based on the value that will be delivered

Partners with Finance to understand financial needs and assist in the creation of business plans for new opportunities

Monitors research as well as the competitive landscape to recommend the best solutions and ensure that products remain or become best in class

Ensures that product directions balance both the user needs and business goals of driving sales, improving efficiency and enhancing customer satisfaction

Formulates, tests and refines assumptions and hypotheses through user research and testing

Documents, reviews and ensures that all quality and change control standards are met Creates, prioritizes and accepts user stories; incorporate them into release planning

Makes product decisions that drive value on a daily basis

Identifies and considers pros, cons, issues, obstacles, dependencies and value associated with features and enhancements

Participates in standups, iteration planning sessions, product demo, and retrospectives

Condenses complex technical concepts into non-technical language for stakeholders

Fosters collaboration with team members (Engineering, UX, etc.) to drive value and identify and resolve impediments

Acts as a proponent of modern software development practices

Advocates for the end user and stakeholder by becoming associated with the product, empathizing with and understanding user needs

Works with the product team to continuously assess progress, disseminate lessons learned, and understand next steps

Manages cross functional team and stakeholder expectations to execute on product strategy and provides education to requestors to determine prioritization based on tangible benefits and/or user experience

Guides more junior team members in strategy, alignment, analysis and execution tasks

Participates in and contributes to learning activities around modern software design and development core practices (communities of practice)
Participates in talent acquisition, development and retention activities in support of team

Typically reports to the Product Management Manager or Sr. Manager.

Typically requires overnight travel less than 10% of the time.

Most of the time is spent sitting in a comfortable position and there is frequent opportunity to move about. On rare occasions there may be a need to move or lift light…