EY seeks a Technical Product Manager to drive the strategic vision and roadmap for technical products, impacting enterprise-wide initiatives. This role leverages market insights to shape product functionality and future direction, aligning with consumer trends and performance metrics.

As part of EY's Client Technology team, you will blend deep industry knowledge with technical expertise to integrate emerging technologies like AI and Data Analytics. This is an opportunity to join a global leader focused on building innovative technology solutions that solve complex business problems for clients and foster growth.

Lead technical product management for key products, overseeing design and continuous improvement. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance client experience and establish best practices.

Coach technical product teams, manage product lifecycles from planning to execution, and ensure alignment with business goals. Research market conditions to identify growth opportunities and translate customer feedback into detailed product requirements.

Employ qualitative and quantitative analysis to improve user experience. Prepare essential product documentation and support go-to-market strategies. Evaluate product effectiveness based on market and performance feedback to guide future product evolution.

A minimum of 8 years in technical product management, with at least 2 years leading large cross-functional teams, is essential. A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, or a related field is required; a graduate degree is preferred.

Key strengths include product lifecycle management, market analysis, product design, user experience evaluation, technical documentation, and cross-functional stakeholder collaboration. Technical proficiency in software development processes, APIs, cloud platforms, or data-driven product environments is highly valued.

Strong communication, strategic thinking, problem-solving, and project execution skills are critical. Preferred certifications such as CSPO, Pragmatic Institute Product Management, or SAFe POPM are beneficial. The ability to balance technical feasibility, business viability, and user desirability is paramount.