Product Manager -(Product Marketing,Marketing,Product Management)Hybrid

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trioptusSan Bruno (CA)

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Job Title Manages and coordinates product development projects. Evaluates and resolves technical feasibility, design optimization, and production issues. Ensures that labeling and marketing/promotional literature match product specifications. Researches and monitors existing client base and industry developments and identifies potential new product opportunities. Works with other departments to establish a design, technology, product development, and vendor strategy. Manages project budgets and prepares financial analysis reports for top management.

Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Computer Science, Engineering, or related field 5+ years of relevant experience preferably in an agile development environment or 4 years hands-on software development experience 2 years experience in product management with proven track record of delivering top notch products that delight users. Domain knowledge in e-commerce, retail, online advertising and/or analytics. Strong execution skills and ability to drive throughout the product lifecycle, from concept to launch. Ability to develop and implement a business strategy and make dynamic adjustments as landscapes shift. Strong technical knowledge and an ability to influence engineering decisions. Strong presentation and written/oral communication skills. Strong analytical skills and ability to draw insights from data.

Additional Information: What project or initiative will they be working on? Ad Measurement and Reporting for Walmart Connect - Product Marketing Will this role be hybrid? Yes If hybrid, how many days per week will need to be in office? Can be remote.

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