Head of Product Management - API

Why this role matters:

We are looking for a Senior Product Leader that has experience working in a Developer or API focused technology organization. This is an opportunity to support & empower a highly respected globally distributed and diverse Product Management team - as well as an opportunity to truly influence how billions of people around the world communicate (bold statement, we know!)

Vonage is at a pivotal stage of its evolution and this role will be a key contributor to delivering our 3-year strategy (and beyond) and be part of a talented leadership team driving the product strategy for our CPaaS platform.

What you will do:

Go-to-Market & Revenue Generation

Create strategic direction and monitor effectiveness of the go-to-market process.
Create pricing frameworks for the Product Management function.
Own the overall product financial forecast.
Create and maintain customer segmentation.
Ensure product marketing processes align with and support corporate strategic objectives.

Lifecycle Management

Oversee development and implementation of Product Management governance processes and workflows enterprise wide.
Establish and manage project interdependencies and priorities.
Identify and champion creation of new products and capabilities to meet evolving business challenges.
Own responsibility for project risk identification and resolution.

Strategy

Establish overall Product Management direction and actively support associated goals and objectives.
Own annual strategic planning and priority setting processes.
Oversee creation and maintenance of multi-quarter strategic BU roadmap.
Continually seek opportunities to maximize revenue generation.

What you will bring:

Senior level product leadership experience operated in a role that has global impact and scale
Commercial experience and understanding of how good product management can influence and impact the sales activities
Product leadership skills at the executive level - confident & comfortable articulating product vision to C-Suite and Board Members
Experience leading product management within a Developer Led, API or Platform based technology business - ideal, not essential
Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to:

Define, articulate and drive the vision, strategy, architecture, design, and implementation of complex, large scale software systems.
Present complex technical information in a clear and concise manner to a wide variety of audiences.
Identify risks and threats in current and emerging technologies, procedures, features and operations.
Develop technical and process skills in others.

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