Product Manager - Chicago

Photon•United States,

1d•$48,000 - $169,000•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a Product Manager with experience in generic eCommerce/digital retail, specifically focusing on top-of-funnel commerce products like browse, search, and product pages. The ideal candidate will have a technical background enabling them to understand APIs, microservice contracts, data flows, and analytics tags. This role requires a strong understanding of agile digital operations, Azure/ADO toolset, basic financial analysis, and digital retail technologies. The Product Manager will own sub-product areas end-to-end.

Requirements

Generic eCommerce/digital retail experience (web, mobile app channels).
Specific experience with top-of-funnel commerce products (browse, search, product pages).
Technical background/proficiency:
Understanding APIs/microservice contracts.
Ability to inspect a page to determine data availability.
Understanding of data flow between systems and the processes involved.
Ability to visualize, understand, and describe data flows.
Ability to inspect a page to see what analytics tags are in place.
Understanding of agile digital operations, leveraging the Azure/ADO tool set.
Ability for basic financial analyses.
Understanding of digital retail technologies (search platforms, CMS, APIs, service layers, etc.).
Ability to own a sub-product area end to end (e.g., digital payments, product recommendations, account registration).

Responsibilities

Manage generic eCommerce/digital retail products across web and mobile app channels.
Focus on top-of-funnel commerce products including browse, search, and product pages.
Understand and work with APIs and microservice contracts.
Inspect pages to determine data availability and flow between systems.
Visualize, understand, and describe data flows, including backend batch jobs.
Inspect pages to identify analytics tags.
Operate within agile digital environments using Azure/ADO.
Perform basic financial analyses.
Understand digital retail technologies such as search platforms, CMS, APIs, and service layers.
Own sub-product areas end-to-end (e.g., digital payments, product recommendations, account registration).