Staff, Product Manager - eCommerce & Supply Chain

Position Summary...

What you'll do...

As a Product Manager at Walmart, you will play a crucial role in bringing our digital products to life. You will be responsible for developing a product vision, strategy, and roadmap that aligns with corporate goals and objectives. Your role will involve leveraging research and data to ensure the product provides value to the business, understanding customer needs, and solving any problems that arise.

What you'll do…

Make Data Driven Product Decisions: Requires knowledge of product and feature analytics, data analysis tools and techniques, research for analysis activities, documentation procedures (for example, data logs), and modern industry practices and emerging trends.

- Supports data analytics for a product/feature.

- Supports data collection and evaluation within assigned areas (for example, acquisition cost, conversion rate, adoption, active users, feature usage, user churn, net promoter score, satisfaction, lifetime value).

Drive Customer/Client Needs: Requires knowledge of customer and business problems, design thinking, dependencies and impacts on product processes/ways of working, journey mapping, process optimization, and communication and influencing techniques.

-Researches and verifies customer needs and expectations.

-Delivers customer value within the parameters of profitability and other targets.

-Builds and maintains consistent customer connections and solicits customer feedback.

-Creates customer journeys and identifies customer touchpoints.

-Addresses gaps/risks in product experiences.

-Simplifies and improves processes to drive customer satisfaction [6].

Maintain Product Roadmap and Development: Requires knowledge of product roadmap development techniques, roadmap presentation, roadmap features and items, project management techniques, modern business practice (for example, Agile methodologies, Scrum), Minimum Viable Product (MVP) creation, product development lifecycles, and product development concepts (for example, "Crossing the Chasm").

-Builds and owns a simple product roadmap with proper phasing.

-Communicates with cross-functional partners and stakeholders.

-Explores alternative avenues to identify resources while navigating through organizational constraints and dependencies.

-Builds stakeholder alignment.

-Manages backlog/priority tradeoff decisions and communications.

-Builds complex 0 —> 1 products. 

Create Product Vision and Strategy:  Requires knowledge of problem formulation and solutioning, hypothesis framing, business strategies, business management practices across multiple domains, customer segments and needs, domain-specific knowledge, "Go to Market" strategies, industry, environmental, and economic factors and competitors, product discovery process, product vision, product strategy and challenges, rapid prototyping and Lean experimentation methodologies, and concepts of "First Principle," "Whole Product," and "Crossing the Chasm".

-Owns a simple customer problem and/or product requirements/needs.

-Assists in building new ideas/products.

-Explores new focus areas/unchartered areas for value creation leveraging first principles and develops a long-term vision.

-Articulates problem statements and hypotheses.

-Guides team members towards prototypes.

-Effectively communicates produc