Product Strategy Manager
ava consultingNew York (NY)
About the role
Job-ID29309825Reference26-00501 Job Description: We are looking for a Product Strategy Assistant Manager that will support the Strategy Manager and director in all aspects of the strategy and development process. The ideal candidate is adaptable, can thrive in a fast-paced environment, be detail-oriented, and work well with cross-functional teams. Must be proficient in Excel and PowerPoint.
MUST HAVE:
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, a solid understanding of data, and the ability to quickly navigate business needs and work with multiple stakeholders in a fast-paced environment. Additionally, we would emphasize the need for someone who is highly precise and detail-oriented, with the ability to accurately analyze and interpret various data sets. Ideally, the candidate would have prior product experience and be a fast learner who can quickly adapt to and navigate the multiple platforms and systems used across the business.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Line Management:o Upkeep of product catalogso Technical line sheet for licenseo General upkeep of PLM data integrityo Collection training tools Reporting o Pull information from data systems (including monthly reports) o Upper management report preparation (requires high level of accuracy) o Product reviews o Competitive market deep dives o Ad-hoc analysis Material Management: o Assist with new material development o Assist organizing samples o Assist in maintaining the integrity of the material libraries o Preparation for meetings (IE: placing sketches on boards, preparing color forms, preparing prototype kick-off forms, printing materials for meetings)
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