Product Manager - Mobile Devices

Birmingham

3 months ago

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I am currently working with one of the UK's leading providers of medical devices who are seeking a passionate Product Manager with proven experience within providing mobile device technology products.

This role requires a combination of experience of which both are weighted as equal importance, being product management and mobile device for the medial/healthcare industry.

Key Responsibilities

Define and own a portfolio of devices, from concept to launch and beyond
Conduct market research, stakeholder analysis, and feedback reviews to identify improvement opportunities and identify unmet needs
Translate needs into clear product requirements and technical specifications
Collaborate with regulatory, quality, technology and supply chain to deliver compliant, high-impact solutions
Prioritize features and enhancements based on business value, user impact, and feasibility
Serve as the voice of stakeholders, clinicians and patients throughout the product lifecycle
Work with Product Marketing to define detailed product briefs and product narratives for internal training and external sales material

Essential Experience
Minimum 5yrs experience in Product Management ideally in the mobile devices space
Strong understanding of mobile device technologies including hardware, connectivity, operating systems (iOS/Android), and user experience principles
Experience of working directly with manufacturers to deliver bespoke devices
Proven track record of launching successful products in fast-paced environments
Experience with 5G, foldable devices, wearables, or IoT integrations
Passion for emerging tech and mobile innovation
Experience working on Medical Devices or in the Health Tech space

Side Notes
Hybrid working of 3 days in office of Birmingham or London

Please apply for consideration

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