Senior Product Manager, ITC
NIKE, Inc. (company site, opens in a new tab)5–8 yrsKarnatakaOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 25–45 LPA
Posted on 9 Sept
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About This Role
- Own and drive the product roadmap and strategy for Nike's marketing and Converse business data platforms, aligning with enterprise data strategy and fiscal priorities.
- Translate business needs into prioritized product requirements, manage backlog, and partner with engineering on design and architectural decisions in an Agile, AI-native environment.
- Lead stakeholder engagement, track product adoption and metrics, and optimize capabilities across globally distributed teams.
Minimum Requirements
- 5-8 years of Product Management experience.
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, business, data science, information systems, or related field.
- Experience defining product strategy, prioritization, and working cross-functionally with product, engineering, design, and analytics.
- Deep fluency in modern ML and generative AI to engage with engineers and data scientists.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Versatile generalist product manager with demonstrated ability to operate across diverse technology domains, especially data platforms and analytics.
- Strong skills in translating user insights and business needs into clear product priorities and measurable success metrics.
- Experience working in Agile and AI-native environments with multi-time zone distributed teams and managing complex, interdependent product deliveries.