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Role Name

Senior Product Manager

Company

Trainline

Location(s)

London, England, United Kingdom

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  • Work mode
    Candidate accepts: remote, hybrid, on-site · Job: hybrid
  • Seniority
    Candidate: senior · Job: senior
  • Employer type
    Direct employer
  • Strong track record of launching or scaling products in a multi-market environment
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  • Ability to understand the customer problem end to end, including technical integration and customer experience
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  • Strong metrics mindset with ability to identify, articulate and use insight to guide prioritisation
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  • Experience working across multiple squads or workstreams simultaneously
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  • Proven experience as a Product Manager working across multiple European markets
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  • Experience managing a portfolio of integrations or partnerships
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Hello, Noticed you're hiring for Senior Product Manager at Trainline. I've come across a strong B2B SaaS product management profile that could be worth a quick look—highlights below: • 8+ years in product management across SaaS firms, owning roadmaps and leading remote teams. • End-to-end ownership of product lifecycle, including quarterly planning and multi-region releases using analytics dashboards. • Delivered features improving onboarding efficiency and self-serve reporting tools, with strong skills in SQL and Figma. Worth a quick 10 mins?