Sr Product Mgr I

RELX•Alpharetta, GA

4d•$104,900 - $174,700•Hybrid

About The Position

LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ Insurance vertical provides risk solutions and decision tools that combine public and industry-specific content with technology and analytics. These offerings help customers evaluate and predict risk, improve operational efficiency, and make data-driven decisions across the insurance policy lifecycle. The Senior Product Manager I owns a product or one or more features within a complex product. The role develops commercially successful product strategy and leads project execution with minimal guidance, grounded in qualitative and quantitative customer understanding. The position builds strong relationships with technology teams, provides input on new feature ideas, informally coaches junior product managers, and participates in recruiting product manager candidates. This role is hybrid in Alpharetta, Georgia. The Product Manager works across customer research, analytics, go-to-market planning, product delivery, commercial strategy, and technology. The role develops product vision and roadmaps, coordinates launches with customer-facing teams, manages product lifecycle activities from planning through release, and uses customer, market, competitive, and regulatory insights to guide product decisions.

Requirements

Suggested minimum of 6–8 years of product management experience.
Recognized as the full owner of a product or a sizable feature of a complex product.
Experience releasing new products or features to market, from collaborative conceptualization through execution and post-release management.
Frequent customer engagement that leads to positive commercial outcomes.
Ability to manage products and product work with minimal supervision.
Ability to understand and use data, metrics, and analytics to guide product decisions.
Ability to work with technology and data teams and understand development approaches.

Nice To Haves

A bachelor’s or master’s degree in a technical subject, such as computer science or an engineering discipline, is preferred but not essential.

Responsibilities

Gather, evaluate, and understand customer use cases; maintain close customer contact and create processes to recognize customer needs.
Align and coach teams to meet customer needs, and understand competitors, regulatory conditions, market segments, and sub-segment needs.
Use metrics and data from multiple sources to track customer outcomes, set KPIs and priorities, and create dashboards while managing data ambiguity.
Develop hypothesis-driven product evaluation strategies, including A/B testing where appropriate, and assess their expected effectiveness.
Create go-to-market launch plans with marketing, sales, and other customer-facing teams; draft public relations, marketing, and sales materials.
Develop or support pricing strategy where applicable and take accountability for assigned launch and strategy execution.
Manage sunset communications and customer migration plans for products being discontinued; contribute to business planning, sales strategy, and business development strategy.
Develop comprehensive prototypes and drive end-to-end product lifecycle components from planning through release, following company SDLC and agile processes.
Help resolve complex design challenges, write clear requirements for complex products or features, and respond to requests for clarification.
Manage products independently, involving managers or senior leaders when appropriate.
Develop product vision and roadmaps aligned with business strategy and communicate them to stakeholders.
Prepare product operating budgets, communicate return-on-investment considerations, and write or support business cases for investment.
Use competitor knowledge and data to inform product decisions, roadmaps, commercial decisions, and growth opportunities.
Understand the company technology stack and platform at a high level, and use or extend its technologies to create product features.
Work effectively with technology and data counterparts on development approaches and learn about technologies relevant to product development.
Analyze data using available software packages such as Excel.
Informally coach junior product managers, share specialist knowledge, and participate in interviewing and recruiting product manager candidates.