Digital Product Manager: Platform Replatforming

Sirius.

North Sydney

On-site

AUD 140,000 - 180,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

Sirius is seeking an experienced Digital Product Manager to lead the evolution of our industry-critical digital assurance platform for Australia. You will own a mature product enabling primary producers and industry stakeholders to demonstrate compliance with rigorous safety, welfare, and environmental standards, while steering a major transformation including re-platforming and deeper data integration.

The role requires 7–10+ years in product management, strong technical fluency, and proven

Qualifications

7–10+ years in digital product management with full lifecycle accountability.
Strong technical fluency and ability to discuss API design and system integration with engineering teams.
Experience guiding mature products through complex re-platforming or enterprise migrations.
Hands-on Scrum experience and proficiency with Jira and Confluence.
Excellent stakeholder management and ability to translate technical realities into business value.
Background in AgTech, regulatory compliance platforms, or audit/accreditation systems.

Responsibilities

Vision & Strategy: Formulate and communicate the 12-month product vision, co-creating quarterly OKRs and maintaining an outcome-focused roadmap aligned with broader organizational goals.
Continuous Discovery: Lead discovery sprints and commission UX/market research to deeply understand user needs, synthesising insights to continuously improve user effort metrics and platform adoption.
Technical Collaboration & Re-platforming: Work closely with Enterprise Architects, Data Leads, and Engineering teams to evaluate platform architecture, manage API/data integration constraints, and lead technical re-platforming initiatives.
Backlog & Delivery Management: Prioritise and manage an outcome-linked backlog in Jira. Define user stories, review acceptance criteria, participate in Scrum ceremonies, and control scope during active delivery sprints.
Governance & Prioritisation: Serve as the central prioritisation gatekeeper, managing intake transparently, communicating trade-offs to internal and external stakeholders, and driving release readiness.
Product Measurement: Monitor post-release production metrics, maintain operational reporting, and close the hypothesis-to-outcome loop using data-driven insights.