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Wizcom Corporation is Hiring a Product Manager (Non-Technical, Retail/Ecommerce) Near Pleasanton, CA
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Job Title: Product Manager (Non-Technical, Retail/Ecommerce)
Location: Pleasanton, CA (Local Candidates Only)
Employment Type: W2 Contract (12 months), Hybrid (2 days on-site) - (No C2C)
Overview:
We are seeking a Product Manager with a strong background in retail/ecommerce, particularly within the grocery/CPG industries. This role will focus on managing our Banner 4 U Rewards Program and integrations, reporting directly to the Principal Product Manager for Rewards and Partnerships.
Responsibilities:
- Define product vision and roadmap for loyalty program benefits and integrations.
- Collect and interpret user research and data to develop innovative products and manage the product lifecycle.
- Write user stories, manage product development lifecycle, and handle product prioritization.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver consumer-facing products that enhance customer conversion and engagement.
- Utilize both qualitative and quantitative feedback to drive product improvements and develop business cases for new features.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's Degree required.
- 10 plus years of product management, strategy, or consulting experience.
- Strong experience in agile development and ecommerce within the retail sector.
- Excellent analytical, prioritization, and negotiating skills.
- Experience with Adobe Analytics and A/B testing preferred.
- Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and influence stakeholders.
This is a dynamic role ideal for a strategic thinker with a passion for creating impactful customer experiences in the ecommerce and retail space. Join us and contribute to our mission of enhancing consumer engagement through effective product management.
Job Summary
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