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    CHENNAI · FULLTIME

    Product Manager - Energy Trading

    EPAM Systems

    EPAM Systems

    Chennai · onsite · Posted 6d ago

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    Undisclosed14–18 yrsfulltimeChennai

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    About this role

    We are looking for a Product Manager - Energy Trading to head the delivery of a citizen development platform that enables business users to build, document, and manage low-code/no-code applications in a governed environment, serving the power, utilities, and renewables sector.


    Responsibilities

    • Take ownership of the platform by organizing requirements gathering, analysis, and documentation with business and development stakeholders
    • Create and deliver thorough training sessions to equip business users and stakeholders with platform skills and best practices
    • Enable cross-departmental communication to define project goals and foster mutual understanding of platform capabilities
    • Assist the design and development process by ensuring product features evolve alongside business needs and regulatory demands
    • Direct user acceptance testing efforts to confirm solutions align with established requirements and quality benchmarks
    • Partner with support and operations teams to guarantee seamless maintenance and continuous platform performance
    • Track and address stakeholder expectations across the project lifecycle, maintaining transparency and prompt issue resolution
    • Support ongoing enhancement of training materials and enablement approaches informed by user feedback and platform changes
    • Collaborate with a team of 3-5 colleagues and coordinate with third-party vendors when needed to achieve project goals

    Requirements

    • 10-18 years of comprehensive IT experience, with substantial expertise in product management, product life cycle, product roadmap, and product vision
    • Deep knowledge of energy trading and requirements analysis
    • Ability to connect technical and business viewpoints to ensure platform capabilities meet user needs
    • Proficiency in managing stakeholders and balancing varied expectations between business and technical groups
    • Experience creating and delivering training programs suited to different user groups and proficiency levels
    • Skill in converting complex business requirements into clear, actionable technical specifications for development teams
    • Proven track record of driving cross-functional collaboration and enabling effective communication across departments

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    Skills

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    About EPAM Systems

    EPAM Systems

    EPAM Systems

    IT Services & Consulting

    10.1k+

    employees

    1993

    33 years old

    Newtown, Pennsylvania, United States

    US

    About

    EPAM Systems delivers digital transformation and product engineering solutions, addressing complex challenges in diverse industries through innovative technology.

    Industries

    IT Services & Consulting

    Employee ratings

    2,036 reviews

    3.7/ 5

    Culture

    3.7

    Career growth

    3.1

    Work-life

    3.8

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