Locations: Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Darlington, Edinburgh, London, Salford

Why this role?

As a Senior Product Manager, you’ll lead products that help staff, partners and the public spot opportunities, monitor progress and make better decisions with data. You’ll work in a user‑centred, delivery‑focused environment using contemporary tools and techniques, with real national impact.

What you’ll be working on

The Data & AI Services Portfolio builds digital products and services that:

Enable better decision‑making with data
Support DBT’s global network and delivery priorities
Improve how insights are used across the organisation

What you’ll do

As a Senior Product Manager, you’ll:

Set product direction: create and maintain prioritised roadmaps grounded in user needs and aligned to strategy
Deliver value: lead products through the product lifecycle and ensure outcomes are measurable
Use evidence well: use qualitative + quantitative insight to inform decisions and improve services
Build strong relationships: work with stakeholders across DBT and wider government to create buy‑in and shared ownership
Enable delivery: partner with delivery managers to keep teams high‑performing, supported and delivering iteratively
Lead and develop others: line manage and coach more junior product managers
Communicate clearly: contribute to updates for ministers and senior leadership

Who this role is for

This role could be a great fit if you:

Can set a clear product vision and translate it into a roadmap people actually use
Are confident influencing stakeholders and handling competing priorities
Enjoy using evidence to challenge assumptions and improve products
Can lead teams to define and measure meaningful product outcomes
Understand value for money and can balance user needs with cost/benefit
Advocate strongly for user‑centred design, inclusive research and accessibility
Thrive in Agile/Lean environments and adapt ways of working when needed

What we are looking for

You’ll need evidence of:

Product vision & strategy → turning it into delivery plans and prioritised roadmaps
Stakeholder leadership → influencing, resolving issues, managing long‑term relationships
Strategic ownership → using user insight + evidence to iterate direction
Managing outcomes → defining, measuring and improving outcomes using data
Value for money → contributing to business cases and value‑based decisions
User‑centred insights → representing users and ensuring inclusive research
Agile & Lean practice → selecting appropriate approaches and improving ways of working

Interested?

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