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Talenza, a technology-enabled accommodation provider, is seeking a Senior Product Manager in Sydney. You will own the product roadmap across customer-facing platforms and internal systems, partnering with engineering and business stakeholders to drive discovery through delivery.
The role combines strategic influence with hands-on execution, offering growth into leadership as the technology team expands. Flexible working arrangements are available.
Sydney | Full Time | $150,000 - $160,000 + Super
Senior Product Manager
Sydney | Full Time | $150,000 - $160,000 + Super
Our client is a rapidly growing technology-enabled accommodation provider operating across Australia, New Zealand, Europe and Asia-Pacific. Through a combination of proprietary technology and operational expertise, they are transforming the way flexible accommodation is delivered to both corporate and leisure travellers.
As the business continues to invest in its technology platform, an opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Product Manager to join the team and take ownership of the product function.
Reporting to the Director of Technology, you will be responsible for defining and executing the product roadmap across a portfolio of customer-facing platforms, internal systems and business-critical integrations.
This is a hands-on product management role suited to someone who enjoys working across both strategy and execution. You'll partner closely with engineering and business stakeholders, establish scalable product practices, and drive initiatives from discovery through to delivery.
The organisation is entering its next phase of growth, making this an excellent opportunity for someone looking to broaden their scope and contribute to the evolution of the product function. As the technology team expands, there is a clear opportunity to progress into a leadership position.
To be successful, you will demonstrate:
Exposure to Salesforce, AWS or hospitality technology is advantageous but not essential.