Technical Product Manager || Chennai || 5+ YOE

Michael Page

7-12 Years

Not Disclosed

Chennai, India

Posted 2 hours ago
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Job Description

Opportunity to work with a leading global setup
Opportunity to work on latest tech stacks

About Our Client

The organisation operates as a global financial technology (FinTech) company that builds enterprise banking and insurance software.

Job Description

Define problem, scope, priorities, and roadmap for one or more areas - accountable for what gets built and why it matters
Drive product calls from customer problems, platform strategy, and measurable outcomes - not stakeholder volume or competitor feature parity.
Weigh immediate customer asks against long-term platform integrity, extensibility, and reuse, and make the trade-off explicit rather than deferring it.
Set the metrics before shipping and verify that delivered capabilities produce the value that justified them
Work directly with engineering, architecture, and AI/ML teams to shape capabilities end to end - influencing design decisions, not only reviewing them.
Think across problem framing, data readiness, experimentation, evaluation, rollout, monitoring, and iteration - treating evaluation as a product requirement, not a research activity.

The Successful Applicant

We're Looking For Someone Who Has

7-12 years across product management, solution architecture, engineering-led product roles, or technical consulting, with genuine product ownership. Roadmap administration and requirements coordination on non-technical products will not meet the bar.
Technical grounding in software systems, APIs, data flows, and platform architecture - enough to reason about system boundaries and integration cost unaided.
Practical understanding of AI application design: how LLM-based systems are built and evaluated, including retrieval, prompt and context design, evaluation methods, and characteristic failure modes.
Demonstrated design influence: has changed an engineering or AI implementation decision through technical argument, not escalation.
Comfort with ambiguity: proven ability to create clarity in fast-moving, high-stakes environments where the requirement is not yet written down.

What's on Offer