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Contract Technical Product Manager

and digital·UK·United Kingdom·mid
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Contract Product Manager Location: Fully Remote (UK) Contract: Immediate start until end of June 2027 (with potential extension) Who We Are AND Digital are on a mission to close the world's tech skills gap. We help organisations navigate the future of technology by combining human expertise, emerging technologies and AI to deliver better digital products, stronger teams and lasting capability. Since 2014, we've worked alongside clients to solve complex business challenges through our unique regional Club model, building long-term partnerships that deliver meaningful outcomes. Today we're over 1,300 people across the UK, Europe and the USA, with ambitious plans for continued growth. Join us and help shape the future of digital. The Role We're looking for two experienced Contract Product Managers to join a major digital transformation programme focused on improving the customer debt journey within the Energy sector. This is a fully remote contract open to candidates based anywhere in the UK. The programme has two key objectives: Reduce the volume of uncollected debt across the Energy estate. Help customers avoid falling into debt by delivering better digital products, services and proactive customer interventions. You'll work across both enhancements to existing digital products and the development of new customer-facing capabilities, partnering closely with engineering, design, data and business stakeholders to deliver measurable customer and commercial outcomes. This is a hands-on Product Manager role, requiring someone who can confidently own product discovery, define customer problems, prioritise delivery and drive execution across multiple stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Define and deliver product strategy, vision and roadmaps aligned to programme objectives. Understand customer needs, behaviours and pain points to identify opportunities for product improvement. Own and prioritise the product backlog, ensuring engineering teams focus on the highest-value initi