IBM Senior Product Manager 

Canada, Ontario, Markham 

401028284

• Own a specific product area within Turobnomic, including becoming a technical SME.
• Work with customers and our field to identify necessary improvements to existing functionality, as well as define new functionality to maximize customer adoption and business value with the product.
• Work with development and testing teams to define clear, accomplishable requirements for new Kubernetes optimization functionality.
• Manage UI/UX design process assuring all functionality developed is easy to use and clearly articulates its value to customers. • Use a combination of customer data and market research to prioritize new functionality into an aggressive roadmap that balances new functionality, improvements and technical debt.
• Ensure field teams have the content and context necessary to help customers leverage all functionality (new and existing) in your defined area.
• Maintain a current understanding of industry and technology trends.
Required Technical and Professional Expertise
• 5+ years of experience working with any of the following:

• Public Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.)
• Container Platforms (Kubernetes)

• 3+ years of product management experience managing enterprise IT solutions (infrastructure, monitoring, management, maintenance etc)
• Demonstrated experience driving product ownership and growth • Experience in Product Management with an technical/engineering background
• 5+ years of product management experience managing enterprise IT products (infrastructure, monitoring, management, maintenance etc)
• Proven experience driving large product growth on a cloud and Kubernetes focused platform or product
• Keen understanding of enterprise best practices of cloud management- tagging, resourcing, provisioning, scaling, and optimizing
• A deep understanding of the cloud industry trends and technology stacks
• Insight into how to delight enterprise IT users who are invested in the public cloud and Kubernetes technology stack and are struggling with scale, manageability, complexity, cost, and performance issues