Product Manager

ITSearch · Recruitment agency
Full-time•Product / Owner•€75k-85k/year (EUR)•Ireland
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At a glance

Employment type
Full-time
Location
Ireland
Workplace
On-site
Salary
€75k-85k/year (EUR)

What you'll be doing

Product Manager role in Dublin focused on digital, eCommerce, and customer experience. Own a core product area across web and mobile, collaborating with engineering, design, and commercial teams to improve digital journeys, conversion, and deliver customer-driven features.

  • Define and drive the product roadmap
  • Work closely with engineering and design to deliver new features
  • Analyse user behaviour and identify opportunities to improve customer experience
  • Improve digital journeys, checkout flows, and conversion
  • Prioritise the backlog and manage delivery through agile teams
  • Use data, testing, and customer feedback to guide product decisions

Key requirements

Must-have

  • Product Manager experience in a digital or eCommerce environment
  • Strong understanding of online customer journeys and customer experience
  • Experience improving conversion, checkout flows, or digital engagement
  • Comfortable working with product analytics and data
  • Experience working with engineering teams in agile environments
  • Customer-obsessed and commercially aware

Role signals

Technical focus
product management

Full job description

**Product Manager

Digital, eCommerce and Customer Experience

Dublin

**A growing product led team in Dublin is looking for a Product Manager to take ownership of a key digital product area focused on eCommerce and customer experience.

This role sits right at the centre of product, engineering, design and commercial teams. The focus is simple. Build better digital journeys, improve conversion and deliver features customers actually want.

It would suit someone who enjoys working close to the customer and can turn real user insight into clear product decisions.

The role

You will own a core digital product area covering web, mobile and eCommerce journeys.

Day to day you will:

  • Define and drive the product roadmap

  • Work closely with engineering and design to deliver new features

  • Analyse user behaviour and identify opportunities to improve CX

  • Improve digital journeys, checkout flows and conversion

  • Prioritise the backlog and manage delivery through agile teams

  • Use data, testing and customer feedback to guide product decisions

What they’re looking for

  • Product Manager experience in a digital or eCommerce environment

  • Strong understanding of online customer journeys and CX

  • Experience improving conversion, checkout flows or digital engagement

  • Comfortable working with product analytics and data

  • Experience working with engineering teams in agile environments

  • Someone who is customer obsessed and commercially aware

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Interview prep pack

Grounded in this listing. Use it to prepare examples before you apply.

Your interview focus

Based on this listing, the Product Manager role centers on owning and improving a digital product area focused on eCommerce and customer experience, collaborating with engineering, design, and commercial teams to drive better digital journeys and conversion.

  • Customer Journey Optimization·High
  • Data-Driven Product Decisions·High
  • Agile Team Collaboration·Medium

Only have 30 minutes?

Follow a focused preparation plan based on this job.

Start 30-minute prep

Your 30-minute plan

  1. Review Your eCommerce Product Management Experience

    0–8 min

    List and reflect on your most relevant projects involving digital journeys, conversion optimization, and customer experience improvements.

  2. Prepare Data-Driven Success Stories

    8–15 min

    Select 2-3 examples where you used analytics or customer feedback to drive product decisions and quantify the results.

  3. Refresh Agile and Cross-Functional Collaboration Skills

    15–21 min

    Recall specific situations where you worked with engineering and design teams to deliver features using agile methodologies.

  4. Research the Company’s Digital Products and Customer Experience

    21–26 min

    Explore the company’s website, mobile app, and online reviews to identify strengths and potential areas for improvement.

  5. Draft Role-Specific Questions

    26–30 min

    Prepare thoughtful questions about the product area, team processes, and success metrics to ask during the interview.

Likely questions

, 6 items

Priority reflects how strongly this topic is emphasised in the job listing, not whether it will be asked.

Talking points

, 5 items

  • Defining and Driving Product Roadmaps

    Demonstrate your ability to set vision, prioritize features, and align stakeholders around a clear product direction.

  • Improving Conversion and Checkout Flows

    Showcase experience identifying friction points and implementing solutions that directly impact business metrics.

  • Analyzing User Behavior and Feedback

    Highlight your approach to gathering and interpreting data to inform product decisions and enhance customer experience.

  • Collaborating in Agile, Cross-functional Teams

    Provide examples of working closely with engineering and design to deliver features efficiently and iteratively.

  • Balancing Customer Obsession with Commercial Awareness

    Illustrate how you advocate for user needs while ensuring alignment with business goals.

What to research

, 4 items

  • Review eCommerce Product Management Best Practices

    Refresh your knowledge of optimizing digital journeys, conversion funnels, and checkout flows in eCommerce settings.

  • Prepare Examples of Data-Driven Product Decisions

    Identify specific instances where you used analytics or customer feedback to inform product changes and measure impact.

  • Understand Agile Collaboration Techniques

    Be ready to discuss your experience working with engineering and design teams, including backlog management and sprint planning.

  • Demonstrate Customer Obsession and Commercial Awareness

    Think of examples where you balanced user needs with business objectives to deliver successful outcomes.

Questions to ask

, 6 items
  1. What are the current priorities or challenges for the digital product area I would own?

    Why ask this? To understand the immediate focus and expectations for the role.

  2. How does the team currently gather and act on customer feedback?

    Why ask this? To assess the maturity of customer-centric processes and your potential impact.

  3. What tools or analytics platforms does the team use to monitor user behavior and conversion?

    Why ask this? To clarify the data environment and your ability to contribute from day one.

  4. How are product roadmap decisions made and prioritized across teams?

    Why ask this? To learn about decision-making structures and cross-functional collaboration.

  5. Can you describe the typical collaboration between product, engineering, and design here?

    Why ask this? To gauge the working culture and expectations for cross-functional teamwork.

  6. What does success look like for this role in the first 6-12 months?

    Why ask this? To clarify performance metrics and alignment with leadership expectations.

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