Associate Product Manager

OmniXM; Pune District; On-site; INR 600,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

OmniXM in Pune, India is seeking a Product Manager to collaborate with Engineering, QA, and cross-functional teams to keep product development moving forward. You will own tracking of project phases, milestones, dependencies, outputs, and version launches.

You will manage the full lifecycle of technical issues, monitor ticket severity and SLA targets, write BRDs/PRDs/FRDs and user stories, and guide the team through sprint planning, UAT, and post-launch checks.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years working in Product Management, Product Operations, Project Coordination, or comparable capacity.
• Solid grasp of Agile and Scrum frameworks, and how software moves from concept to production.
• Hands-on experience with Jira, Azure DevOps, or equivalent project management platforms.
• Working knowledge of SaaS architecture, how APIs and integrations work, and emerging ideas in AI and LLM technology.
• Ability to explain complex ideas clearly to any audience, spot patterns in data, write with precision, and untangle knotty problems.

Responsibilities

• Work with Engineering, QA, and teams across the organisation to keep product development moving forward.
• Own the tracking of project phases, key milestones, task dependencies, expected outputs, and version launches.
• Handle the full lifecycle of technical issues, including tickets logged by engineers, problems in live systems, faults reported by customers, and new requests.
• Watch over ticket severity levels, how fast issues get resolved, and whether the team meets its SLA targets.
• Write core product specifications: Business Requirement Documents, Product Requirement Documents, Functional Requirement Documents, individual user stories, and acceptance criteria that define what done looks like.
• Shepherd the team through sprint planning, retrospectives, release sign-off, user acceptance testing, and post-launch checks.
• Build and maintain tracking spreadsheets, performance dashboards, and regular status snapshots for leadership.
• Spot where processes break down and push the team to work smarter.

Skills

Agile

Scrum

Stakeholder comms

Data analysis

Problem solving

Tools

Jira

Azure DevOps

Job description

Batch: 2022/2023/2024/2025.

About the role

• - Work with Engineering, QA, and teams across the organisation to keep product development moving forward.
• - Own the tracking of project phases, key milestones, task dependencies, expected outputs, and version launches.
• - Handle the full lifecycle of technical issues, including tickets logged by engineers, problems in live systems, faults reported by customers, and new requests.
• - Watch over ticket severity levels, how fast issues get resolved, and whether the team meets its SLA targets.
• - Write core product specifications: Business Requirement Documents, Product Requirement Documents, Functional Requirement Documents, individual user stories, and acceptance criteria that define what done looks like.
• - Shepherd the team through sprint planning, retrospectives, release sign-off, user acceptance testing, and post-launch checks.
• - Build and maintain tracking spreadsheets, performance dashboards, and regular status snapshots for leadership.
• - Spot where processes break down and push the team to work smarter.

What we're looking for

• - 1–3 years working in Product Management, Product Operations, Project Coordination, or comparable capacity.
• - Solid grasp of Agile and Scrum frameworks, and how software moves from concept to production.
• - Hands-on experience with Jira, Azure DevOps, or equivalent project management platforms.
• - Working knowledge of SaaS architecture, how APIs and integrations work, and emerging ideas in AI and LLM technology.
• - Ability to explain complex ideas clearly to any audience, spot patterns in data, write with precision, and untangle knotty problems.

About you

• - You thrive on coordination and detail work that keeps a team aligned.
• - You're comfortable with technical concepts even if you're not writing code yourself.
• - You see broken processes as puzzles to solve, not obstacles to accept.