Pluxee is a global leader in Employee Benefits and Engagement, operating in 28 countries. We help companies attract, engage, and retain talent through a wide range of solutions across Meal & Food, Well-being, Lifestyle, Reward & Recognition, and Public Benefits.
With more than 45 years of experience, Pluxee is committed to making a positive impact on communities, enhancing workplace well-being, and protecting the planet.
The Local Product Manager (with local assets) is a hands-on product role responsible for owning and evolving one or more country-specific digital products. Acting as a Feature Owner, this role drives end-to-end product delivery in collaboration with a dedicated local squad, ensuring that business needs are translated into user-focused, high-performing digital experiences.
Reporting to the Country Marketing & Product Director, this position combines local execution ownership with global alignment. It requires a strong ability to bridge business requirements and agile delivery while ensuring product impact through roadmap ownership, backlog management, and KPI tracking.
“Acts as a Feature Owner, responsible for one or more local assets and manages the delivery of features through direct collaboration with a dedicated local squad.”
Supports Pluxee success on the market through product innovation and stability, strengthening our product proposition on all 3 stakeholders: users, clients and merchants.
Business Responsibilities: from scoping new functionalities to defining requirements, liaising with all involved teams for development and go to market, measuring results both in terms of product KPIs and overall business results.
Works on revising the existing offering and defining for new offerings all core-product elements: target, value proposition, specs and requirements
Defines the product roadmap to realize this vision, working closely with IT team and development partners
Drives the product development and in-life product management process
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📌 Productmanager fulltime (Milano)
🏢 Pluxee
📍 Milano