Senior Product Management (Data Platform)

Just Eat Takeaway.com
London, United Kingdom
2 months ago
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Ready for a challenge?

Then Just Eat Takeaway.com might be the place for you. We’re a leading global online delivery platform, and our vision is to empower everyday convenience. 

Whether it’s a Friday-night feast, a post-gym poke bowl, or grabbing some groceries, our tech platform connects tens of millions of customers with hundreds of thousands of restaurant, grocery and convenience partners across the globe.

About this role

As the Senior Product Manager in the Data Platform space, you will own our next generation data platform vision; the core platform enabling JET to scale its rapid growth through data-driven features and AI native capabilities.

This is a high-agency role for a strategic builder, not a backlog administrator. You will operate as a strategic leader, defining the product strategy for our next-gen platform, driving organization-wide adoption, and directly enabling all downstream product teams with the self-service, fastest, most reliable capabilities to leverage data and ship data powered product features quickly.

These are some of the key components to the position:

Shape Product Strategy and Drive Roadmap: Establish, evangelize, and own the multi-quarter vision, strategy and roadmap for the JET Data Platform, aligned with the company strategy map and focused on delivering the highest value

Influence & Alignment: Align senior stakeholders and domain teams around a unified strategy, using data-backed insights to gain buy-in across the organization.

Rapid Discovery: Navigate high ambiguity to identify the "right" problems to solve, ensuring our platform reduces friction for every user at JET.

Execution Momentum: Translate highly ambiguous, complex data platform challenges into clear, actionable, and outcome-based roadmaps, maintaining rapid execution momentum for the team.

Technical Partnership: Partner with Engineering to solve complex challenges around Data platform core capabilities. You'll challenge technical decisions to ensure they deliver maximum user value

What will you bring to the team?

Extensive experience on building successful products, with 2+ years specifically in Data Platforms. Familiarity with Data Mesh is necessary.

You demonstrate a continuous improvement mindset, treating every launch as a learning opportunity and actively soliciting and applying feedback to continuously reiterate the platform's capabilities.

Demonstrated ability to manage high ambiguity, make clear decisions with limited information, and maintain momentum and focus under rapid, unforeseen strategic change

Proven ability to manage relationships with a wide range of users and stakeholders across the business; to communicate your product's vision, roadmap, and learnings to gain buy-in and alignment.

You anchor every platform decision in solving the user's problem first, ensuring the tools you build accelerate their work and improve their trust, rather than adding friction.

Exceptional ability to use data (e.g., adoption, latency, costs) to prioritise, set direction and push back on low-value requests.

At JET, this is how we play 

Our teams forge connections internally and work with some of the best-known brands on the planet, giving us truly international impact in a dynamic environment. 

Being the best at what we do isn’t just about delivering on our strategy. It's a competition for something incredibly valuable – our customers' choice. Every time a customer decides where to order, they're picking a side. 

At the heart of the JET Customer League are our values and behaviours. They guide every interaction, every decision, every innovation. These are the actions we need to perform consistently and brilliantly, to surpass the competition and earn our customers’ loyalty, again and again.  

Fun, fast-paced and supportive, the JET culture is about movement, growth, helping one another to succeed and celebrating wins. By truly living our values and embodying our behaviours, we’re building a customer-first culture which enables us to stay one step ahead of the competition. 

Inclusion, Diversity & Belonging 

No matter who you are, what you look like, who you love, or where you are from, you can find your place at Just Eat Takeaway.com. We’re committed to creating an inclusive culture, encouraging diversity of people and thinking, in which all employees feel they truly belong and can bring their most colourful selves to work every day. 

What else are we delivering?

Want to know more about our JETers, culture or company? Have a look at our career site where you can find people's stories, blogs, podcasts and more JET journeys

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