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Role Name

Senior Product Manager - Club Soccer

Company

Hudl

Location(s)

Lincoln, Nebraska, Omaha, Nebraska, Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, USA state (implied)

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  • Pay
    Candidate: £103,291 min · Job: up to £137,967
  • Work mode
    Candidate accepts: remote, hybrid, on-site · Job: remote
  • Seniority
    Candidate: senior · Job: senior
  • Location
    Job is remote
  • Employer type
    Direct employer
  • 4–6 years of experience as a Product Manager with a track record of driving complex initiatives from discovery through  
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  • deep understanding of customer needs and competitive trends, using qualitative and quantitative data to solve core 
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  • Experience using rapid post-launch optimization techniques to refine live capabilities
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  • understand the operational dimensions of a product business—like sales, marketing, finance and legal—and know how to 
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  • History of jumping into the front lines to demo tools, train users or handle support inquiries directly to build empathy
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Hello, Noticed you're hiring for Senior Product Manager - Club Soccer at Hudl. I've come across a strong product management profile that could be worth a quick look—highlights below: • 9+ years in B2B SaaS product management, currently owning fleet-scheduling roadmap at a logistics software firm. • Led cross-functional teams of engineers and designers, managing end-to-end product delivery and stakeholder alignment using Agile and SQL. • Delivered analytics and reporting tools, including a self-serve dashboard builder for healthcare clients, demonstrating data-driven decision making. Worth a quick 10 mins?