Technical Product Manager, Risk and Authentication - job 16 of 20

As a Technical Product Manager in Risk and Authentication, your responsibilities will include defining the product vision and roadmap, leading backlog refinement sessions, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and translating business requirements into technical functional requirements. You will also support the delivery of new features, create training materials, and serve as a subject matter expert for internal teams and clients.

To be considered for the Technical Product Manager role at our Atlanta office, candidates should possess a strong blend of business and technical skills, excellent communication abilities, and experience working in agile environments. A solid understanding of market analysis and product development is essential, alongside the ability to handle multiple priorities and deadlines effectively.

In the role of Technical Product Manager, you will regularly collaborate with engineering teams by articulating business requirements into clear technical specifications. Your involvement in solution architecture design and project timelines ensures that everyone is aligned and working efficiently to meet project objectives.

Key skills for the Technical Product Manager role include strong communication and organizational abilities, a strategic mindset, and technological savviness. You should be adept at analyzing market trends and identifying innovative solutions while also actively leading cross-functional meetings to track project progress and market opportunities.

No, the Technical Product Manager position is not remote. This hybrid role requires you to work three days a week in our Atlanta office, fostering collaboration and connection with your team members while also allowing flexibility in your work schedule.

To effectively answer this question, share specific examples of how you've managed agile processes in past roles. Highlight your experience in conducting backlog refinements, leading iteration planning, and working closely with teams to deliver features on time. Include metrics or outcomes that illustrate your success.

In responding to this question, discuss your approach to gathering stakeholder input and using techniques such as MoSCoW prioritization or a scoring system based on business impact, customer needs, and effort. Emphasize the importance of transparent communication with stakeholders throughout the process.

When answering this, mention the importance of setting clear goals, conducting regular update meetings, and leveraging collaboration tools. Provide examples of how these strategies have led to successful project outcomes and enhanced team dynamics.

Describe a specific challenge you encountered in your prior roles, focusing on the problem-solving methods you employed. Highlight the steps taken, the team involved, and the successful resolution, emphasizing the learning outcomes from the experience.

Discuss your approach to continuous learning, such as attending industry conferences, subscribing to relevant publications, or participating in webinars. Emphasize how this knowledge translates into actionable insights that you apply to your role as a Technical Product Manager.

Explain how you use user stories to capture customer needs and translate them into technical requirements. Give examples of how you've developed and prioritized user stories in previous projects to ensure they align with the overarching product goals.

Describe your process for conflict resolution, emphasizing the importance of understanding stakeholders' motivations and finding common ground. Share techniques you employ to balance multiple priorities while aligning with strategic objectives.

In your response, mention the key performance indicators (KPIs) you focus on, such as user adoption rates, customer feedback, and sales data. Illustrate how you've conducted post-launch reviews to glean insights and make improvements.

Highlight your communication strategies that involve breaking down technical concepts into simple language, using visuals or analogies as needed. Provide examples of instances when you've successfully communicated complex ideas to ensure understanding and buy-in.

Discuss your perspective on current industry challenges, such as rapid technological advancements, shifting customer expectations, or regulatory changes. Share your thoughts on how a Technical Product Manager can adapt and thrive in this evolving landscape.