Do you want to work with complex life and pension functionality, lead and develop a talented team, and be part of our future growth? Then you simply must apply for this position as our new Product Manager.
As a Product Manager in Keylane you are accountable for delivering sustainable value to customers and the business. You own the why, the what, and the where next — setting the direction for our products and making the strategic choices that keep us ahead. You will be a part of our Product Management team and will work closely with our customers and professional service consultants to refine and develop requirements and new work processes. You will document and collaborate with all stakeholders and define product roadmaps. You will also work closely with the Product Owners and the Feature Teams, the Cluster Managers and Developers to make sure our products continue to be the leading solutions in the financial market. Together with your colleagues you will solve challenges such as business analysis, strategy and vision defining the standard product. You will formulate strategic themes, refine epics and define the product roadmap.
As a Product Manager you will work across the Keylane Product Portfolio and align product strategy and balance investments in all products. You will work closely together with all Product Owners and clients to plan and coordinate dependencies between products.
We are internationalizing our policy administration system, Plexus, which introduces an international work environment with close cooperation with our colleagues in other countries. It is essential that you emphasize business understanding, are willing to both listen to and discuss the different challenges and solutions in a professional manner.
In the role as Product Manager, you will have an important influence on the development of all products in the Keylane Industry Platform for Pensions, with great possibilities for further growth. You will be handling interesting business challenges and be in the front line of our further internationalization.