Lead Product Manager- Enterprise Delivery Platform

Lowe's Companies, Inc.•Charlotte, NC

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About The Position

The Lead Product Manager owns the vision, strategy, roadmap, and feature definition for large, cross-functional, or highly complex products that may span multiple product groups. The role manages product backlogs, prioritizes work, makes product decisions based on customer and stakeholder needs, and independently identifies and manages projects. The Lead Product Manager oversees multiple product designs and partners with the business to understand challenges and develop go-to-market strategies. This role drives products through their lifecycle, establishes standards for usable, viable, and feasible products, and promotes continuous improvement. It sets product direction and long-term plans, defines objectives and key results, develops quarterly roadmaps, aligns cross-domain dependencies, and leads journey-mapping and cross-functional product delivery. It also uses experimentation, market and technology trends, analytics, and competitive insights to guide product plans, monitor product health, and deliver user and business value across the enterprise.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in business, marketing, engineering, communications, or a related field, or equivalent years of experience in lieu of the education requirement, if applicable.
Seven years of experience in two or more of the following: project management, product management, business analysis, program management, experimentation, or product marketing.
Five years of experience in product and/or experience management.
Experience in an agile software environment, with proficiency in product marketing and strong writing ability.
Experience working cross-functionally in a large organization with senior leadership.
Experience translating data into quantifiable actions or deliverables.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in business administration or a similar advanced degree.
Experience providing guidance and direction to cross-functional resources.
CSPO Certification.

Responsibilities

Own product vision, strategy, roadmap, feature definition, and product plans for complex products or suites of products.
Drive products through the product lifecycle and set enterprise standards for building usable, viable, and feasible products.
Promote continuous improvement and identify opportunities to improve teams and culture.
Define qualitative product vision, long-term plans, objectives, and key results, and obtain buy-in from business partners.
Create and deliver quarterly product roadmaps with high-level milestones in partnership with the product team.
Use internal and external inputs and data to guide product success measures and align timing for cross-domain dependencies.
Lead journey-mapping conversations across domains to clarify product boundaries while maintaining holistic end-user workflows.
Monitor technology trends and drive innovation, acceleration, and reusability across products in the domain.
Experiment to assess user adoption before making significant product-build investments.
Lead cross-functional execution and delivery for a product group or complex product, working autonomously where needed.
Set benchmarks for product quality and build cross-functional roadmaps focused on enterprise user value.
Drive cross-functional prioritization and communicate how roadmap work delivers user value; align partners around product and business-case value.
Influence strategic direction and engineering priorities for significant products and the broader portfolio.
Use product marketing and stakeholder collaboration to build product understanding and develop product-market-fit strategies.
Define analytics objectives and data requirements, and partner with engineering to build tracking and monitoring.
Develop functional and technical OKRs and metrics, define product health measures, and establish routines to monitor performance.
Analyze product data, competitive products, and industry trends to identify opportunities and set product priorities.