Slalom Flex (Project Based)- P&C Insurance Product Manager
Slalom Flex (Project Based)- P&C Insurance Product Manager
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Translate P&C insurance and customer needs into clear product requirements and capabilities.* Develop PRDs, product specifications, user stories, acceptance criteria, and prioritized backlogs.* Partner closely with engineering throughout design, development, testing, and release.* Own product discovery, prioritization, roadmap inputs, and release planning.* Evaluate product trade-offs and align stakeholders around scope and priorities.* Support the launch and continued improvement of new technology products and features.* Collaborate with engineering, design, insurance SMEs, and business leaders.* Apply AI-enabled or specification-driven development practices where appropriate. What You'll Bring* Strong Property & Casualty insurance domain knowledge.* Product management or product ownership experience in a technology environment.* Experience bringing new products, features, or technology capabilities to market.* Hands-on experience creating PRDs, requirements, product specifications, user stories, and acceptance criteria.* Experience managing product backlogs and prioritizing features based on business and customer value.* Demonstrated ability to work directly with software engineering teams.* Ability to translate complex insurance needs into actionable technical requirements.* Comfortable operating with significant ownership in a small, high-performing team.
- Experience with insurance payments, including premium collection, billing, or claims-related payments.* Experience with AI-enabled, agentic, or specification-driven product development.* Familiarity with modern Agile product development and software delivery practices.
- P&C Insurance
- Product Management
- Product DiscoveryPRDs and Product Specifications
- Roadmapping and Prioritization
- Backlog Management
- Engineering Partnership
- New Product Development
- Insurance Payments
- Agile SDLCAI-Enabled Product Development
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