Principal Product Manager

Waracle are looking for a Principal Product Manager for an exciting new role joining our world‑class digital technology consultancy and home to a diverse, smart, curious and ambitious community of specialists in technology‑driven transformation. We work with ambitious clients to help them solve their biggest business and customer challenges. We help our clients to innovate and create intelligent digital products and services. We thrive on complex challenges and deliver business‑critical IT transformation projects, moving seamlessly from strategy, design and delivery to operations. This is a Hybrid role working from our London office 2 days a week.

Shaping the Future of Product at Waracle

Are you a collaborative product leader who thrives on bringing clarity to complex spaces and lifting up the teams around you? As a Principal Product Manager, you will act as a vital champion for our growing Product Practice, operating as a trusted advisor to executive and C‑suite stakeholders. In this highly collaborative multiplier role, you won't just manage products—you will architect the very discovery and delivery frameworks that empower our cross‑functional squads to succeed. If you are a holistic thinker who loves bridging the space between Product, UX, and Delivery, and you enjoy mentoring the next generation of product talent, we would love to welcome your perspective to our team.

Key aspects of the role include:

• Strategic Vision: Developing the 3–5 year strategic focus for high‑stakes propositions, blending deep research with collaborative insights to uncover new market opportunities.
• Discovery Architecture: Leading inclusive, cross‑functional discovery programmes that turn ambiguous business challenges into clearly validated product journeys.
• Product Governance: Designing and embedding best‑practice discovery frameworks across the organisation, ensuring our backlogs are structured to deliver genuine value to customers.
• Cross‑Team Orchestration: Guiding multiple squads through complex dependencies, building supportive environments that simplify large‑scale programmes.