As a member of Bain's Global Workforce Planning and Staffing team, this role supports the vision, prioritization, and delivery of a key staffing product, ensuring it creates meaningful value for users and the business. Acting as the voice of the customer, the role works with users across the firm to drive adoption, gather feedback, and translate real-world needs into priorities for cross-functional teams. It balances user needs, business impact, and technical feasibility while driving the product's adoption, evolution, and continuous improvement, including emerging AI-enabled capabilities. The role partners with local and regional staffing teams and stakeholders, translates the product roadmap into actionable work, measures outcomes, and develops end-user communication, marketing, and training. It motivates product teams, maintains a prioritized backlog, collaborates with technical teams and third parties on releases and platform improvements, writes user stories and acceptance criteria, and participates in Agile ceremonies. It also maintains expertise in internal and external domain trends and collaborates with technical product management on technology strategy. The role follows a hybrid work model requiring in-office presence at least one day per week. It is a permanent, full-time position. Compensation includes a base salary, annual discretionary performance bonus, and a 401(k) company contribution. Salary ranges vary by location: Texas, $134,500–$161,500; Massachusetts, Washington, DC, and New York, $147,250–$176,750; Georgia, $128,000–$153,750; and Illinois, $141,000–$169,250. The role may also be eligible for other discretionary compensation. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, parental leave, sick leave, paid holidays, and paid life and long-term disability insurance.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
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