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TXP is seeking an experienced Product Manager for a Central Government digital programme. You will own and shape product direction, prioritise delivery, and ensure alignment with user needs and policy.
The role operates remotely with very occasional travel to Telford, in a senior capacity within an SI environment. Working at SFIA Level 5, you will translate requirements into deliverables, manage backlogs, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve governance and programme outcomes.
Client: Central Government
Rate: £530 per day, Inside IR35
Contract: Until 31 March 2027, with potential 6-month rolling extensions thereafter
Location: Remote, with very occasional travel to Telford
Clearance: BPSS
We are looking for an experienced Product Manager to join a major Central Government digital programme.
Operating at SFIA Level 5, you will manage one or more digital products or services, working with a high degree of autonomy to shape product direction, prioritise delivery and ensure alignment with user needs, policy and wider business outcomes.
Own and manage the product backlog, defining and prioritising user stories aligned to programme outcomes.
Ensure delivery meets agreed acceptance criteria and business/user needs.
Work closely with Delivery Managers to ensure plans, milestones and outputs are achieved.
Engage with Central Government, delivery partner and wider programme stakeholders to capture requirements and manage expectations.
Influence decision-making through strong communication and relationship management.
Translate business requirements into clear product deliverables.
Use data, research and feedback to shape product direction and optimise outcomes.
Ensure alignment with GDS standards and user-centred design principles.
Operate within Agile environments, adapting and applying Lean practices to maximise delivery effectiveness.
Work with Scrum teams to remove blockers and maintain delivery momentum.
Ensure deliverables are tracked, reported and meet acceptance criteria.
Contribute to governance, reporting and programme-level decision-making.