EU remote
Senior Product Manager - Trade Dimensions
About this role
Key Responsibilities: Product Strategy and Vision: Contribute to the Store Intelligence product vision and strategy set by the Product Director and own the vision and strategy for the Trade Dimensions product line, aligned with company goals, customer needs, market trends, and NIQ’s broader retail intelligence portfolio. Ensure Trade Dimensions delivers relevant, differentiated value to manufacturers, retailers, distributors, commercial real estate users, financial services clients, digital platforms, agentic commerce providers, and other customers that depend on accurate retail location data, and serves as a reliable foundation for NIQ’s Store Intelligence analytical products.
Define and communicate the Trade Dimensions roadmap, aligned with the overall Store Intelligence roadmap and balancing market expansion, data coverage, quality, platform modernization, client commitments, and commercial growth. Cross-Functional Leadership and Collaboration: Lead cross-functional product squads through influence, partnering with data scientists, engineers, designers, operations, and commercial teams to create a culture of collaboration, innovation, and accountability.
Provide product leadership, coaching, and subject-matter guidance to colleagues and delivery partners, while contributing to the continuous improvement of product management practices. Market Analysis and Customer Engagement: Analyze retail, location intelligence, and competitive data markets to identify client needs, portfolio gaps, growth opportunities, and emerging use cases. Engage with customers, market teams, sales, and delivery stakeholders to understand how Trade Dimensions data is used, gather feedback, and convert insights into product improvements and new offerings.
Product Development and Lifecycle Management: Own the end-to-end lifecycle for assigned Trade Dimensions products and capabilities, from discovery and business case through data sourcing, requirements, delivery, launch, adoption, and ongoing optimization. Maintain and prioritize the product backlog; define clear requirements and acceptance criteria for coverage, taxonomy, attributes, quality, refresh cycles, and delivery; and partner with engineering and operations to deliver reliable capabilities on time.