Position: Technical Product Manager
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: Product Manager
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

Requirements

A technical product manager (TPM), also known as a Product Owner or Business Analytic in some organizations, is a role for people who can be hands-on with a range of technology, but can also bridge conversations between engineering and business. TPMs work closely with engineers, internal clients, and external clients, helping to define, document, and support major features.

Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Fluent English
Strong knowledge and skills in business analysis techniques and practices
Troubleshooting
Technical background, good understanding of client-server applications and web stack (previous experience as Dev or QA)
Familiar with HTML, Javascript (ability to debug, figure out if a certain parameter is missing, etc)
Familiar with REST, and confident in making manual REST API calls (postman, curl, ect)
Comfortable with running SQL queries
Experience working on large scale systems
Skills with requirements identifying and documenting
Focus on the details of solving each business problem/need correctly
Ability to work closely in the a cross-functional team of developers/QA/UI/UX/business stakeholders
Readiness for business trips
Ability to see the “Big Picture” – the whole system, not particular components

Responsibilities
Work with Account Team on general customer integration support and problem solving
PRDs, high level tech specs, UI/UX design, detailing features in tickets, fill gaps in requirements.
Grooming and prioritization, sprint planning, working with engineers to flesh out features, testing/feedback, release sign-offs.
Write internal and user-facing documentation, review other’s documents.
Acceptance testing, QA testing, or reviewing QA engineer tests.

Pick up new areas of knowledge through documentation, prototypes, and keeping up with relevant parts of the industry. Bring this knowledge to the team.