Product Manager

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POSITION INFO:
The Product Manager (internally, the Product Owner) is the single point of accountability for an IT product across its entire lifecycle — from inception through operation to retirement. In the JAS operating model the Product Owner acts as the “mini-CEO” of the product: owning its P&L, strategic direction and roadmap, stakeholder relationships, service and vendor performance, and security posture on a continuous basis. This is an ownership and accountability role, not a coordination or reporting role. It demands a customer-centric, commercially astute leader who pairs genuine thought leadership with strong technical depth — able to shape demand, challenge decisions with evidence, and own architecture and technical trade-offs rather than delegate them. The successful candidate thrives in a fast-paced, global logistics environment and balances strategic thinking with disciplined, hands-on execution. REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent; product management certification (e.g., Pragmatic, SAFe PO\/PM) advantageous. 5+ years in IT product ownership, technical product management or a senior technical\/solution role — ideally with P&L or TCO accountability for a product or platform. Demonstrable technical depth (architecture, cloud, integration or software delivery) and evidence of thought leadership in a relevant technology or industry domain. IT experience in the logistics and\/or warehousing industry. Strong knowledge of the IT market, trends, technologies and best practices, with excellent presentation and interpersonal skills across diverse, global teams. Willingness to complete a Pluralsight Role IQ baseline for the IT Product Manager role and follow a targeted learning path, consistent with the Company's capability-development framework. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: — Financial & Investment Accountability (Own the money) — Product Strategy & Lifecycle Ownership (Own the direction) — Business Stakeholder Leadership (Own the relationships) — Service, Vendor & Operational Performance (Own the performance) — Security, Risk & Compliance (Own the risk) — Customer & Market Insight & Thought Leadership — Technical & Architecture Ownership