Associate Principal, Product Strategy & Management
$135,200.00 to $236,600.00
ApplyAssociate Principal, Product Strategy & Management
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$135,200.00 to $236,600.00
About the role
- Identify and evaluate new market opportunities, including customer pain points, competitive dynamics, and emerging technology trends.
- Identify and evaluate opportunities to deliver internal efficiencies and greater value in spend management services
- Lead end-to-end product discovery efforts, including customer interviews, hypothesis testing, and solution validation.
- Develop robust business cases for new product investments, including financial modeling, ROI analysis, and strategic alignment.
- Define and execute a product roadmap supporting the National Assessment Center, National Operations Center, and Integrated Supply Chain Services. Partner directly with the leaders of the national centers to shape and deliver strategic product initiatives.
- Rapidly prototype and deploy new technology-enabled solutions, including AI-driven capabilities, into production environments.
- Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, sales, marketing, and client services to bring innovative solutions to market.
- Translate complex technical concepts into clear, actionable insights for both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Influence and align executive stakeholders on product strategy, priorities, and investment decisions.
- Provide thought leadership to strengthen product management practices and mentor developing product managers without direct authority.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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