Technical Product Manager

BU: Digistromer

Role Summary

The Technical Product Manager is responsible for researching technology products in the market, identifying opportunities, and leading the transformation of ideas into scalable, market-ready products. This role bridges business objectives, market insights, and technical delivery, ensuring products are commercially viable and technically feasible.

Key Responsibilities

Market & Product Research

• Research existing technology products, platforms, and competitors
• Identify market gaps, opportunities, and differentiators
• Analyze trends, user needs, and competitive landscapes

Product Definition & Strategy

• Define product concepts, features, and value propositions
• Translate business ideas into clear product requirements, specifications, and briefs
• Contribute to product strategy and long-term roadmap planning

Technical & Delivery Management

• Work with developers, agencies, and vendors to scope, cost, and build products
• Assess technical feasibility, development approaches, and delivery timelines
• Own the product roadmap from concept through MVP, launch, and iteration
• Ensure alignment between business goals and technical execution

Stakeholder Management

• Act as the primary point of contact between business stakeholders and technical teams
• Communicate product vision, priorities, and progress clearly across teams

What We’re Looking For

• Experience as a Product Manager, Technical Product Manager, or Product Owner
• Strong understanding of how digital products are built (apps, platforms, SaaS, APIs)
• Ability to communicate confidently with developers without needing to code
• Commercial mindset with a focus on users, revenue, and scalability
• Strong research, documentation, and communication skills
• Comfortable working in ambiguity and early-stage or evolving environments

Nice to Have

• Startup, innovation, or new product development experience
• Experience working with outsourced development teams or agencies
• Exposure to UX, wireframing, or product discovery processes