Senior Data Product Manager

Barclays; Knutsford; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Barclays is seeking a Product Manager to own the product vision, strategy, and evolution across teams such as Engineering, Operations, Marketing, and Sales. You will identify customer needs, prioritise opportunities, align stakeholders, and use data-driven insights to maximise impact and value for customers and the business.

You will work with a focus on risk awareness, financial objectives, and end-to-end delivery from concept to launch, ensuring a customer-centric approach throughout the

Qualifications

• Experience shaping product strategy aligned with business goals.
• Proven ability to make data-driven decisions and prioritise features.
• Strong stakeholder management and cross-functional collaboration.
• Understanding of risk and controls in product management.
• Experience leading product development lifecycle from concept to launch.

Responsibilities

• Define Product Strategy and align with business vision.
• Lead cross-functional alignment across teams to ensure strategy execution.
• Oversee product risk management and controls.
• Own product development lifecycle from concept to launch.
• Deliver product goals and measure performance against targets.
• Use data insights to optimise outcomes and value.
• Ensure customer-centric focus in decision making.
• Collaborate with Engineering, Operations, Marketing, and Sales.

Skills

Product strategy

Data-driven decision making

Stakeholder management

Leadership

Risk management

Job description

Barclays is seeking a Product Manager to own the product vision, strategy, and evolution across teams such as Engineering, Operations, Marketing, and Sales. You will identify customer needs, prioritise opportunities, align stakeholders, and use data-driven insights to maximise impact and value for customers and the business.

You will work with a focus on risk awareness, financial objectives, and end-to-end delivery from concept to launch, ensuring a customer-centric approach throughout the