Product Manager, CMS (Remote)

Forbes Advisor is investing in the products and platform capabilities that power everything we build, and we're looking for a best-in-class Product Manager for our technology platforms team. This hands-on role will own products across our CMS platform, including reusable capabilities, partner propositions and platform features that enable our products across the business.

Great products are built on great platforms - so getting the foundations right is everything, whether that's for the teams using our products every day, the partners we build for, or the customers who ultimately benefit from them. You'll take products from discovery through delivery and continuous iteration, making sure what we build today can evolve with the business tomorrow.

Working closely with Publishing, Engineering, Design, Commercial and the wider Product team, you'll turn business needs into a clear, prioritised roadmap. You'll balance user needs, technical feasibility and commercial goals, keeping the people who use your products at the centre of every decision.

The person we're looking for is a genuine all-rounder who's equally comfortable working with engineers, internal teams and business stakeholders. You're naturally curious, enjoy solving complex operational problems, and are comfortable making smart trade-offs to deliver practical solutions. You're a self-starter and an exemplary communicator who keeps stakeholders aligned and reliably delivers what matters most.

Responsibilities:

Strategy & roadmap

  • Develop and maintain product roadmaps for CMS capabilities, partner propositions and platform features, balancing user needs, technical feasibility and business priorities.
  • Work with stakeholders across the business to identify opportunities, prioritise initiatives and continuously evolve the platform.
Product delivery
  • Lead product delivery from discovery through launch and ongoing iteration, ensuring products deliver measurable value.
  • Translate business needs into clear product requirements, user stories and acceptance criteria that Engineering teams can confidently deliver.
  • Own a prioritised backlog and work hand-in-hand with Engineering, Design and QA to deliver high-quality products at pace.
CMS, platform & product capabilities
  • Deliver scalable CMS capabilities, reusable components and platform features that enable teams across the business.
  • Work closely with Engineering to design solutions that are reusable, maintainable and scalable as the platform evolves.
  • Collaborate with internal teams and third-party partners to deliver new partner propositions and enhance the platform capabilities that support them.
AI & continuous improvement
  • Use user feedback, operational insight and business priorities to identify opportunities for continuous improvement.
  • Use AI, automation and reusable platform capabilities to improve internal workflows, reduce duplication and accelerate delivery.
  • Measure the impact of new capabilities and use those learnings to inform future product decisions.
Stakeholder communication
  • Build strong relationships across Publishing, Engineering, Commercial and the wider Product team, acting as the central point of communication for your product area.
  • Keep stakeholders aligned on priorities, delivery progress and product decisions.

What you'll bring:

  • 3+ years in product management, with a track record of delivering high-impact platform products, internal tools or business capabilities.
  • Comfortable working across the full product lifecycle, from discovery and requirements through delivery and iteration.
  • Experience with CMS, publishing tools, content platforms or partner-facing products is a plus.
  • Experience delivering cross-functional product initiatives, collaborating across Engineering, Design and business teams to achieve shared outcomes.
  • Comfortable working closely with Engineering and translating business needs into clear product requirements.
  • Experience using AI to improve product development, accelerate delivery and solve complex problems.
  • Data-informed, with strong product judgement and the ability to make pragmatic trade-offs that deliver the greatest value.
  • Exemplary communication and stakeholder skills, with a proven ability to build alignment across technical and non-technical teams.
  • Curious, pragmatic and proactive, with a practical approach to solving problems and delivering value.

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