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World Food Programme is seeking a Product Manager for Digital SBP Products to oversee school meals digital solutions in a consultancy role based in Rome, Italy. You will liaise between nutrition/school meals teams and the technology division while guiding product strategy and vendor collaboration.
Ideal candidates have a strong background in agile product management, cross-functional leadership, and experience shaping digital roadmaps for government programs.
30 October 2026-23:59-GMT+01:00 Central European Time (Rome)
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JOB TITLE: Product Manager – Digital SBP Products
TYPE OF CONTRACT:Consultancy
UNIT/DIVISION: Nutrition, School Meals & Social Protection
DUTY STATION (City, Country): Rome, Italy
DURATION: 3 months
The product manager is the main technical focal point between the Nutrition, School Meals and Social Protection Service (PRGS) and WFP’s Technology Division and oversees day-to-day operations and product development of school meals digital products. He/she will report directly to the Programme and Policy Officer, Food Systems and Nutrition and collaborate closely with the digital solutions and innovation consultants dedicated to rollout of School Connect and School Meal Planner PLUS. The goal of School Connect is to track attendance, consumption and stock movements at school level in all WFP operated School Feeding programmes worldwide and to provide support to government monitoring systems and frameworks. The SMP PLUS application allows governments and WFP to optimize school menu design, taking into account nutritional requirements, sourcing and prices.
Education: University degree in Business Administration, Information Technology, Social Sciences or related fields.
Experience: Minimum six years post graduate experience with product/project management, and a proven track record of planning, leading and executing related projects.
Knowledge & Skills: In-depth knowledge and experience with Agile and Scrum desirable. Knowledge of Product and Project Management methodologies and tools. Experience gathering business and user requirements. Ability to influence cross-functionally to manage projects within a matrix environment; Ability to manage budget, resources and risks. Ability to manage Stakeholders also at senior levels.
Languages:Fluency in oral and written English with an intermediate knowledge of another official UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish) or Portuguese (one of WFP’s working languages) is desirable.
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