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Data Product Manager (Databricks)

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
2 weeks ago
£60,000 – £80,000 pa

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£60,000 – £80,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Posted
19 May 2026 (2 weeks ago)

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Data Product Manager (Databricks)

Liverpool Street, London (3 days per week)
£60,000 - £80,000 + benefits

I'm currently working with a client who are looking for a Data Product Manager to join their growing data function and help bridge the gap between technical teams and the wider commercial business.

The Role
  • Own the end-to-end lifecycle of data products
  • Work closely with Data Engineering, Analytics, and business stakeholders
  • Drive real-time data and self-serve data initiatives
  • Build business cases and shape commercially focused data solutions
  • Focus areas include churn, profitability, and customer insight
The Requirements
  • Previous experience as a Data Product Manager
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
  • Experience working with modern cloud data platforms
  • Databricks experience is essential
  • Technically minded, with the ability to work closely with engineering teams
  • Backgrounds in BI, Data Engineering, or Business Analysis are all relevant
What Will Make You Stand Out
  • Strong commercial mindset and ability to influence senior stakeholders
  • Experience delivering measurable business outcomes
  • Telecoms or consultancy background
  • Experience driving adoption of data products across businesses

My client is looking to move quickly on this opportunity.

If interested, please email me directly or message me on LinkedIn.

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