Senior Product Manager - ShotLink

The Best Players Need the Best People.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree in business, Computer Science, or Engineering, Information Systems, or adjacent degree and relevant work experience. 

• 10 years related experience required in Product Management or Product Development, consumer digital products experience required.

• Strong understanding of agile practices including backlog management and prior experience working with Project Management; deep prior experience managing and directing vendor relationships

• Knowledge of UX / UI and consumer research best practices as it relates to successful product development

• Knowledge of camera tracking, LiDAR, GPS, RTK technologies preferred

• Ability to use script languages a plus

• Understanding cloud-based architecture required

• Extensive golf knowledge and interest in golf required; preferred knowledge in PGA TOUR events and scoring

• Ability to manage multiple products and meet deadlines under pressure in a team environment

• Strong communication and collaboration skills

• Commitment to high-quality work product that meet PGA TOUR brand and fan standards

RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES

• Define product vision, strategy, and milestones; manage the design and implementation of applications (hardware and / or software) across suite of ShotLink services

• Communicate and collaborate with stakeholders to develop digital products and services; works closely with developers, vendors, designers, and end users to continually improve product and advance product roadmap

• Manage overall product roadmap, communicate milestones and value drops, proactively engage with stakeholders for continuous feedback loop

• Lead development of product including software and hardware, taking milestones from larger organization and leadership, distill into meaningful applications and experiences that satisfy TOUR priorities

• Manage backlog and work closely with Project Managers to effectively communicate needs and timelines

• Act as the ‘voice of the user’ for scoring tech, tournament producers, scoring officials, tournament staff to build tools that support their work

• Translate end user needs into tangible applications, utilizing user research to validate business requirements

• Advocate for use of current and upcoming technologies, understand when to implement new and when to upgrade current

• Build strong relationships across golf technology and adjacent departments; effectively collaborate and influence laterally and to leadership

• Some travel required

• Special projects or other duties as assigned.