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Product Portfolio Leader, Amplifiers and DSP

Music Tribe
Manchester
9 months ago
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Job Description

Role Purpose
The Brand Category Leader, Amplifiers and DSP is responsible for driving the strategy and execution of Music Tribe’s disruptive product categories. This involves leading innovation in product development, managing cross-functional teams, ensuring operational excellence and maintaining compliance with industry standards and regulations.

Attitude
-Strong Ownership and Execution Mindset:Demonstrate accountability for delivering impactful outcomes and driving the business forward.
-Extreme Clarity of Thought: Exhibit the ability to distill complex challenges into clear, actionable strategies.
-Concise Communication Ability: Deliver precise, effective communication across all stakeholders to inspire alignment and action.
 

Strategy
-Market Research Report:Conduct thorough market research to identify trends, customer needs, and competitive opportunities that inform category direction.
-Business Plan:Develop comprehensive business plans that align product innovation with strategic goals and financial targets.
-Product Portfolio Plan:Strategize and optimize the product portfolio to meet market demands and achieve business objectives.
Product Specifications:Define detailed, innovative product specifications that align with market needs and technical feasibility.
-Product Marketing Plan:Collaborate with marketing teams to create impactful go-to-market strategies that enhance product visibility and adoption.

Operations
-Product Lifecycle Management: Manage the full product lifecycle, from concept to end of service, ensuring timely delivery.
-Product Customer Validation Report: Lead customer validation processes to refine products and ensure alignment with user expectations.
-Product Performance Management (P&L):Oversee product performance by monitoring P&L, driving profitability, and ensuring sustainable growth.


Qualifications

-Customer Experience:Minimum of 7 years experience in aligning product innovation with customer needs, delivering outstanding user satisfaction and engagement.
-Product Portfolio:Extensive experience in managing complex, global product portfolios with a focus on disruptive innovation and market differentiation.
-Commercial:Strong commercial acumen with a track record of driving profitable growth through strategic product management and business development.
Technical:Solid technical background with expertise in translating complex technical requirements into market-leading products.
-Leadership:Demonstrated success in leading cross-functional teams, fostering collaboration, and delivering results in a dynamic global environment.



Additional Information

Our Values
- Be Kind
- Be Clear
- Collaborate
- Deliver to Promise
- Celebrate

Our Culture
- Deeply Purpose Driven and Passionate
- Unstoppable Energy Giver and "Positive Troublemaker"
- Truly Customer Obsessed 
- Disruptive and Digitally Minded
- Social and Planetary Advocate

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