Sierra Business Solution - Framingham, MA
posted about 2 months ago
The Technical Product Manager III is responsible for defining and executing the technical strategy for a platform, ensuring alignment with business objectives and customer needs. This role involves prioritizing tasks and features based on technical feasibility, business impact, and user feedback while collaborating closely with engineering teams to translate requirements into actionable plans. The Technical Product Manager oversees the product development lifecycle, manages the roadmap, and ensures the platform's technical integrity and quality. They act as a bridge between technical and non-technical stakeholders, effectively communicating complex technical concepts in an understandable manner. In this role, the Technical Product Manager III will shape the future of Staples by partnering with key stakeholders, product managers, and cross-functional engineering teams to design and build technical platforms that enable the development and integration of numerous applications, products, or services. The successful candidate will own and drive the platform vision, strategy, and roadmaps, ensuring that they are comfortable working with business stakeholders, product management, technical architects, engineers, and design/UX teams. The candidate will handle multiple projects, evaluating priority and ensuring accuracy and timeliness in delivery. They will develop a near, mid, and long-term holistic capabilities strategy with a strong focus on revenue growth and technical platform evolution. Additionally, they will lead the improvement of user experience through the development of new and innovative solutions and product capabilities, ensuring the alignment of the platform roadmap to business goals and driving execution and evolution of the platform. Regular impactful communication of priorities, progress, and impact to stakeholders is essential, as is the ability to define and evangelize platform visions, translating them into roadmaps and detailed execution plans. The Technical Product Manager will also maintain roadmaps, break down large-scale initiatives into user stories, and document user requirements, including launch and ongoing KPIs to monitor product health and ongoing business value.