Product Manager / Developer (Physical Products / Merchandise)

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swoonSeattle (WA)

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Senior

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$46/hour

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About the role

I'm working exclusively with an established and passionate global customer engagement agency that combines creative, strategic, physical product, and technology services to create brand experiences to hire a Product Manager with a physical products product development/creative merchandising background to join their team working on products for recognizable consumer products brands!
Hourly Rate: Up to $46/hour Hire Type: Contract
Duration: 6-7 months Contract*Likely contract-to-hire Location: Seattle (hybrid)Why we love this opportunity: Join a highly intelligent and knowledgeable global team of diverse and incredibly talented individuals Extensive opportunity to make a large business and client impact True work/life balance and flexible hours yes, at an agency! Day to Day: Develop, executive, and track product programs to support current business and customers as well as growth opportunities for the organization You are adept at developing product collections, maintaining detailed milestone trackers and driving deadlines with cross functional teams and managing customer communications always with great global customer service Develop region specific product collections and drive internal project timelines in alignment with management direction, customer timelines and program priority Responsible for assortment management, from two dimensional renderings through to approved sample status, ensuring products and features align to brief, program and management objectives, cost tiers, and the consumer and customer quality expectations. Actively participate in product development ideation sessions with the product development team, CMF team, Senior Product Managers and Designers Responsible for receiving and reviewing of physical factory samples, ensuring all internal product reviews and communicate to team in timely manner in person in Seattle office

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