Commerce Product Manager
deloitteMorristown (NJ)
Commerce Product Manager
Posted today
deloitteMorristown (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this Product Manager role within Deloitte's Advertising, Marketing & Commerce team, you will define and deliver customer-centric digital products across web, iOS, and Android. You will translate product strategy into prioritized roadmaps and actionable requirements, collaborating with engineering, UX, analytics, and business stakeholders to drive delivery. You’ll develop materials for executive audiences and manage backlogs and decisions aligned to customer and business needs in a fast-paced environment. This position supports growth of customer experiences and marketing technology platforms, offering meaningful impact for clients.
Responsibilities:
Translate product strategy into prioritized roadmaps and release plans Lead collaboration across engineering, UX, analytics, and business stakeholders to support product delivery Guide development of digital products across web, iOS, and Android Support product planning activities including backlog management, feature prioritization, and decision-making Develop materials for executive and working-team audiences, including strategy presentations and status updates
Key requirements:
6+ years in digital product strategy, management, or development 4+ years translating product strategy into roadmaps and converting requirements into user stories and acceptance criteria 3+ years delivering digital products across web, iOS, and Android 3+ years leading distributed, cross-functional product teams with UX input 4+ years using JIRA, Confluence, PowerPoint, and Excel Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline Ability to travel 50% on average Limited immigration sponsorship may be available Work independently and in a team Effective written and verbal communication Meticulous attention to detail and quality Digital product strategy and management Roadmapping and backlog management Cross-functional collaboration
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