Product Manager - Digital & Asset Systems

The Opportunity

A leading organisation is delivering a major long-term infrastructure and sustainability programme. We’re looking for a Product Manager to take ownership of critical digital and data systems that support complex assets, large-scale projects, and multi-organisation collaboration.

This role sits at the heart of a multi-billion-pound investment in modern infrastructure, where you’ll help shape the strategy and tools that enable efficiency, compliance, and smarter decision-making.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Manage digital products spanning asset management, GIS, and programme/project systems.
• Shape and deliver a multi-year roadmap that aligns multiple stakeholders under one data strategy.
• Lead upgrades, migrations, and integrations of legacy systems into modern, agile environments.
• Translate diverse user needs into priorities that balance usability, performance, and compliance.
• Ensure data and reporting standards are applied consistently across systems.

What We’re Looking For

You may come from an asset-heavy industry (utilities, energy, water, gas, construction, transport) or the public sector (local government, digital services, or infrastructure programmes).

• Experience managing complex digital or data-driven products.
• Strong background in stakeholder alignment across multiple organisations.
• Comfortable working with both technical systems and non-technical users.
• Understanding of asset data, GIS, or large-scale programme systems.
• Agile mindset with the ability to manage change and modernisation.

What’s on Offer

• £63k salary
• Excellent pension scheme
• 27 days annual leave (rising with service)
• Flexible hybrid working
• Career development and training
• Wellbeing support and benefits

Why Apply

This is a unique chance to join a high-profile sustainability and infrastructure programme and shape how asset data and digital systems are used over the next five years. You’ll be central to delivering a common strategy across multiple organisations and ensuring technology has a real impact on efficiency and public outcomes.