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McKesson

Supplies medicines and technology to healthcare teams

End User Computing & Digital Experience Technical Product Manager

Technical Product ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHybrid

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science, business, engineering, product management, or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience.
  • Typically seven or more years of relevant professional experience in technical product management, digital workplace, endpoint computing, collaboration technology, service management, or related fields.
  • Demonstrated experience owning strategy, roadmaps, backlogs, releases, adoption, and lifecycle outcomes for complex enterprise technology products.
  • Strong understanding of endpoint and digital workplace technologies, including device management, identity, collaboration, productivity, secure access, support, and employee experience.
  • Experience working with Google Workspace, Chrome Enterprise, Chromebooks, or comparable enterprise productivity and endpoint platforms.
  • Ability to translate business and employee needs into product outcomes, requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and prioritized delivery plans.
  • Experience using quantitative and qualitative data to evaluate product adoption, service performance, customer experience, risk, and value.
  • Understanding of Agile product delivery, backlog management, release planning, product discovery, and continuous improvement.
  • Experience working with architecture, engineering, operations, cybersecurity, procurement, finance, service desk, and vendor teams.
  • Strong stakeholder-management and communication skills, including negotiating trade-offs and presenting recommendations to senior leaders.
  • Ability to manage multiple products, dependencies, and competing priorities in a complex enterprise environment.

Responsibilities

  • Own and evolve the vision, strategy, value proposition, roadmap, and lifecycle for assigned endpoint and digital workplace products.
  • Manage a product portfolio that may include Chromebooks, Windows and macOS devices, mobile devices, Google Workspace, Chrome Enterprise, endpoint management, secure browser, virtual applications, collaboration, printing, conferencing, and employee-access experiences.
  • Gather and synthesize employee, business, operational, security, and technical requirements into product capabilities, outcomes, and roadmap priorities.
  • Conduct customer research through interviews, surveys, telemetry, support trends, adoption data, and stakeholder feedback.
  • Maintain the product roadmap, backlog, release plan, dependencies, risks, decisions, and measurable acceptance criteria.
  • Prioritize capabilities using business value, employee impact, risk reduction, regulatory requirements, technical feasibility, lifecycle needs, and cost.
  • Partner with the Endpoint User Computing Architect to ensure product direction aligns with target architecture, standards, security guardrails, and long-term technology strategy.
  • Partner with engineering and operations teams to convert product outcomes into epics, features, user stories, technical requirements, and release plans.
  • Define and monitor product key performance indicators covering adoption, experience, reliability, performance, service quality, support demand, security, cost, and business value.
  • Manage product performance throughout its lifecycle, including introduction, adoption, enhancement, maintenance, vendor transition, and retirement.
  • Ensure product plans address cybersecurity, privacy, accessibility, records management, audit, resiliency, and regulatory requirements.
  • Lead stakeholder reviews, roadmap discussions, prioritization decisions, product demonstrations, release-readiness reviews, and retrospectives.
  • Manage cross-product dependencies and coordinate with identity, network, cybersecurity, cloud, application, service desk, workplace, and business teams.
  • Develop business cases and investment recommendations for new capabilities, renewals, migrations, modernization, and technical-debt remediation.
  • Maintain cost transparency and help manage product budgets, forecasts, licensing, vendor commitments, and consumption.
  • Manage strategic vendor relationships, performance commitments, roadmaps, escalations, and product-development opportunities.
  • Lead product adoption and change activities in partnership with communications, training, support, and organizational-change teams.
  • Use data and feedback to drive continuous improvement and ensure that product decisions remain centered on employee and business outcomes.
  • Communicate product status, risks, value, dependencies, and decisions to technical, operational, and senior business stakeholders.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience managing Google Workspace, Chrome Enterprise, endpoint, collaboration, or employee-experience products.
  • Experience with Google Admin Console, Google Workspace reporting, Chrome device management, Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Meet, Chat, and associated security controls.
  • Experience with Windows, macOS, mobile-device management, endpoint security, virtual applications, or identity platforms.
  • Experience with Okta, Google Cloud Platform, endpoint-management platforms, service-management platforms, analytics, or digital-experience monitoring.
  • Product management certification, Pragmatic Institute training, Certified Scrum Product Owner, Scaled Agile Framework Product Owner/Product Manager, or comparable credential.
  • IT Infrastructure Library Foundation certification.
  • Experience managing vendor contracts, licensing, product budgets, forecasts, and technology business cases.
  • Experience supporting enterprise transformation, platform migration, organizational separation, or coexistence between productivity ecosystems.
  • Experience in healthcare, regulated, or audit-sensitive environments.

About the Company

McKesson

Supplies medicines and technology to healthcare teams

McKesson distributes medicines and medical supplies to pharmacies, hospitals and other care providers, alongside services that connect drug manufacturers with patients. Its specialty businesses support community cancer care and clinical research, extending its work beyond moving products through warehouses. The company buys drugs and supplies from manufacturers for resale, while its software helps pharmacies manage inventory and healthcare teams secure insurance approval for prescriptions. It also sells practice management and patient support services to clinicians and drugmakers. McKesson traces its business roots to 1833 and is headquartered in Irving, Texas.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
1833

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