Junior Product Manager – IT Fulfillment

Uppgiften

Turn mapped-out functional flows into clear, buildable work: technical requirements, acceptance criteria and user stories that engineers and AI agents can pick up without coming back with questions. Own the detail as both product manager and business analyst: the data model, the way systems talk to each other, and the edge cases nobody thought of yet. Break large changes into chunks that can be built, tested and released safely, and keep the backlog in a state where work can start at any moment. Work with engineers day to day in refinement, planning, reviews and releases, and use our AI tooling to draft, structure and pressure-test the work before it reaches them. Design our order data and interfaces so that AI agents can read, reason over and act on them as reliably as our own systems do. Create visibility across the end-to-end fulfillment journey, so anyone from a customer service agent to a supply chain lead can see where an order is and what happened to it, and turn that into measures the business trusts. Take on discovery for smaller and mid-sized roadmap items as your domain knowledge builds: the options, the trade-offs and the recommendation.

Vad vi förväntar oss

• Business analysis experience: 2+ years of hands-on experience as a Business Analyst or Product Owner. You have written functional and technical specifications, worked directly with developers, and been accountable for the detail being right. The analysis craft is what we are hiring for.
• Domain experience: That experience is in fulfillment, order management, supply chain, e-commerce or retail operations. You know what an order, a shipment, an allocation and a return actually are, and what it costs operationally when one goes wrong.
• Eye for detail: You chase the last open question rather than leaving it for someone else to find in production.
• AI-native mindset: You already work with tools like Claude and Cursor every day to analyse, draft, prototype and check your own thinking, and you know what to hand over and what to validate yourself.
• Technical fluency: You can hold your own in a technical conversation without being an engineer, and you say “I don’t understand that yet” rather than guessing.
• Communication: You are a clear writer who asks the uncomfortable question early rather than the polite one late.
• Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Business, Technology, or a related field, or equivalent experience.