Technical Product Manager, Home Ownership and Financing at Experian

Experian’s Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) business is looking for a Technical Product Manager to support the ongoing product delivery activities within our Home Ownership vertical. This role sits within the Marketplace Product team and reports to the Lead Product Manager for the Home Ownership Vertical. • Manage a delivery team focused on home finance and adjacent homeownership experiences, working closely with business stakeholders, engineering, design, and analytics to scope, develop, and ship high-impact product features. • Translate strategic goals into actionable work, writing clear user stories and acceptance criteria that reflect business objectives, compliance requirements, and customer needs. • Use AI tools to help draft and refine product requirements documents, user experience mocks, user stories, acceptance criteria, and supporting documentation so the team can move quickly with clarity. • Act as the product owner within the team’s agile ceremonies, continuously refining the backlog, prioritizing work, resolving blockers, and ensuring smooth, iterative delivery. • Design experiences that promote user confidence and retention, not just conversion. This includes experiences that support customers beyond the initial loan decision. Support features that educate users, surface new loan opportunities, and increase engagement over time. • Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders, including product design, growth marketing, compliance, and legal, to ensure on-time and compliant delivery of roadmap items. • Use data to drive decisions, analyzing funnel performance, A/B tests, and user behavior to identify optimizations and inform prioritization. • Contribute to product discovery, supporting the cross-functional team in user research, competitive analysis, and ideation sessions that explore new value-driving opportunities across the broader homeownership lifecycle. • Champion the voice of the customer, incorporating feedback, usability insights, and market trends into ongoing feature iteration and experimentation.