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# Product Manager **Location:** Home, United Kingdom **Employment Type:** Full-time **Salary:** GBP 50,000 - GBP 60,000 monthly ## Company Description Come join us and make a difference in the world! Discover more at ## Job Description Due to strict security clearance requirements, we are only able to consider applicants that have lived in the UK for 5 consecutive years or more. We are looking for a Product Manager to lead product strategy and evolution for both our AI powered Redaction and Digital Evidence Management platforms, reporting to the Head of Product Management of the NEC Evidence and Insights product Pillar. The role is home based, but will be expected to travel to NEC offices (Chippenham, London, Hemel Hempstead will be the main locations) and customer sites when required. The Product Manager will be responsible for defining, developing, and delivering high-quality software products that meet customer needs and drive business value. The role combines customer insight, commercial awareness, and technical understanding to shape product strategy, manage roadmaps, and deliver unique, compelling and differentiated enhancements. Working cross-functionally with engineering, sales, customer success, and stakeholders, the Product Manager ensures products remain competitive, compliant, and aligned to organisational priorities. ### Key Responsibilities **1. Product Strategy & Roadmap** - Define and maintain product strategy aligned to pillar and organisational objectives - Develop, own, and communicate the product roadmap and other standard collateral to ensure all customer facing teams deliver consistent and accurate messaging, effectively communicating our value propositions in language that resonates with customers - Ensure alignment between customer needs, market trends, and technical capabilities - Contribute to wider portfolio strategy and planning **2. Product Delivery & Execution** - Translate strategy into well-defined and commercially sound product backlogs and requirements - Ensure that products maximise revenue opportunities in terms of modularity – ensuring we can deploy at a range of price points and up-sell additional capabilities over time - Develop marketing strategies in collaboration with the Public Safety marketing team - Work closely with engineering teams to deliver high-quality software solutions - Prioritise features and enhancements based on value, risk, and opportunity - Track delivery progress and ensure alignment to agreed milestones - Support successful product launches and releases - Proactively manage the Product Lifecycle, communicating it regularly to the company and customers - Understand technology and keep abreast with the latest technology - Research competitors, relevant products, market trends and regularly update the product strategy to meet the best commercial outcome **3. Customer Insight & Engagement** - Engage regularly with customers to understand needs, challenges, and behaviours - Gather and analyse feedback of usage data and market trends - Translate insights into product improvements and innovation opportunities - Support and participate in user groups, customer workshops/masterclasses, and early engagement with sales opportunities **4. Product Innovation & Continuous Improvement** - Research competitors, relevant products, market trends and regularly update the product strategy to meet the best commercial outcome - Identify and develop product enhancement opportunities to grow product revenues - Explore and incorporate emerging technologies (including AI where relevant) - Develop business cases using structured approaches (e.g., Lean Canvas), presenting proposals to governance forums (e.g., Product Boards) **5. Stakeholder Management** - Build relationships with NECSWS colleagues to ensure that, where appropriate, our products are capable of being joined up at both business process and technological levels, supporting teams to articulate our product expertise and our value propositions **6. Product Performance & Reporting** - Monitor product performance using defined KPIs - Contribute to monthly reporting on roadmap progress, customer engagement, and product health and risks - Maintain accurate and up-to-date product documentation and collateral ## Qualifications **Skills and experiences:** - Degree or equivalent in a business or technical discipline - Proven track record in Product Management in technology industries - Desirable: Track record of working in the Public Safety sector with proven ability to deliver technical solutions - Ability to hold an audience with customers, technical people, partners and colleagues fully engaged and excited in furthering the product strategy and delivery - World class product insight. Ideas that inform direction and prioritisation - Commercially savvy. Able to conduct accurate return on investment calculations to steer the products and that deliver desired commercial outcomes which resu

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