Product Manager

About the role

What you'll do

• At Adform, the Product Management team is the place where we take customer challenges into our hands and translate them into new opportunities and solutions, where new products, capabilities, or improvements are born, where we measure our success by our product’s success, where we keep user experience on top of our minds, where business value is our language, and where learning and doing things better is what makes us get up every day.
• We are looking for a Product Manager with a strong technical mindset who enjoys working closely with backend engineering teams, navigating technical challenges, and turning product direction into well-defined development initiatives. We operate in a fast-paced, international environment where collaboration, adaptability, and continuous learning are essential. Working alongside experienced Product Managers, Product Directors, and engineers, you will contribute to some of Adform's most important product initiatives.
• We are particularly interested in candidates who have experience working with complex backend systems and technical domains such as payments, integrations, data pipelines, ETL, cloud infrastructure, analytics, and APIs. If you enjoy solving complex problems, bringing structure to ambiguity, connecting business needs with technical solutions, and seeing ideas through to delivery, this could be the right opportunity for you.
• We hope you are ready to change the game! Be ready to:
• Take full ownership of one or two development teams' backlogs, ensuring work is prioritized according to business objectives, product goals, and technical considerations.
• Translate product scopes into clear Epics, Features, and User Stories, ensuring requirements are sufficiently detailed, actionable, and understood by development teams.
• Work closely with engineers throughout development cycles, from initial requirement analysis and refinement to implementation, acceptance testing, and release.
• Manage Product Development cycles starting when scopes are handed over by Product
• Directors, continuing with requirement analysis, definition and grooming of Epics and User Stories, verifying against acceptance criteria, preparing user documentation, and communicating product releases
• Identify dependencies across product teams and collaborate with fellow Product Managers to ensure alignment and smooth delivery.
• Develop a strong understanding of your product domain, including its business context, technical architecture, dependencies, and customer value.
• Act as the primary link between Product Directors and Development Teams