NielsenIQ’s Product Leadership team develops and drives the product strategy for NielsenIQ’s vast consumer data. Whether it be panel and retail measurement, our “Connected” technology platform or our suite of client applications, NielsenIQ’s Product Leadership team defines the market opportunities that shape the products our clients use to make strategic business decisions.
As a Product Manager, you will take full ownership of one of the solutions that help clients make their portfolio management decisions. From shaping product roadmap, through writing requirements of features, to managing relationships with both internal and external stakeholders – you will be working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment with teammates around the world.
Job Description

What you’ll do
- Manage product roadmap in accordance with a wider NIQ’s Analytics & Activation product strategy
- Leverage market trends, competitive insights, customer feedback, and emerging GenAI innovations to develop requirements for upcoming features




- Work within a team of developers and data scientists to execute and deploy features and functions
- Manage the backlog, prioritization of features, value vs. complexity tradeoffs, and cross-functional dependencies / risks
- Coordinate delivery through PI planning, execution, and review cycles to ensure alignment and timely delivery.
- Work with internal stakeholders from client success and commercial teams, external customers and usage data to validate the effectiveness and success of your product

Qualifications

We are looking for people with
- 4+ years in Product Management delivering data-driven, analytics, AI, or SaaS products in agile environments
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly to both technical and business stakeholders.
- Solid communication skills, including the ability to influence key stakeholders and interface with clients
- Demonstrated ability to manage execution

📌 Product Manager (España)
🏢 NielsenIQ
📍 España