Technical Product Manager, Reporting - Data & Analytics

CreatorIQ; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading technology company in the marketing sector is seeking a Technical Product Manager for their Reporting team. This role requires 3–5 years of product management experience, focusing on data analytics and reporting tools. The candidate will manage the product lifecycle and collaborate with engineering teams to optimize data reporting. The position offers generous benefits including flexible working arrangements. This is an opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative environment focused on tech-driven growth.

Benefits

25 days vacation

Wellness allowance

Stock options

Healthcare coverage

Qualifications

• 3–5+ years of product management experience, with at least 2 years in a technical product role.
• Strong understanding of data analytics and reporting tools.
• Experience working with large datasets and integrating multiple data sources.

Responsibilities

• Manage the reporting product suite including Campaign Reporting and Enterprise Dashboard.
• Support product lifecycle from discovery through delivery.
• Collaborate with engineering and design teams for product delivery.

Skills

Product management

Data analytics

SQL

Project management

Communication

Collaboration

Education

3–5+ years of product management experience

Background in data science or software engineering

Tools

Looker

Tableau

OLAP engines

Data warehouse technology

Job description

A leading technology company in the marketing sector is seeking a Technical Product Manager for their Reporting team. This role requires 3–5 years of product management experience, focusing on data analytics and reporting tools. The candidate will manage the product lifecycle and collaborate with engineering teams to optimize data reporting. The position offers generous benefits including flexible working arrangements. This is an opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative environment focused on tech-driven growth.