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Product manager CV example

A product manager's CV shows outcomes, not features: what the product is, which problem you worked on, how you decided what to build and what changed for users and the business.

Hiring managers look for the evidence behind your decisions and how you worked with a team. This example is a product manager who moved across from business analysis.

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Joe Mercer
Product Manager

Profile

Product manager for a home insurance claims app with 300,000 customers. Turns research and data into a short roadmap, leads a team of six and measures every change against a customer outcome. Moved into product from business analysis. Looking for a senior product role.

Experience

Product Manager Hearth Home Insurance, Manchester · 2023–present

Own the online claims product and its roadmap with a team of four developers, a designer and a tester.

Moved photo uploads to the first step after user research; claims made online rose from 41% to 68% in a year.

Review usage data and customer feedback every week and reorder the backlog with the team.

Agree priorities and releases with claims, fraud and partner repair firms.

Business Analyst Hearth Home Insurance, Manchester · 2020–2023

Mapped the claims process and wrote requirements for the first version of the app.

Education

BA (Hons) Business Management, 2:1 Mersey Vale University · 2017–2020

Product management course, 8 weeks 2023

Fictional example for a product manager. Every person and employer in it is invented. Replace every detail with your own.

What product teams look for, and where this CV shows it

The job asks you toWhere this CV shows it
Help create a strategic plan for the development of a product or serviceOwning the claims product and its roadmap
Continually analyse data and feedback to check plans are on trackWeekly review of usage data and customer feedback
Make decisions about adjustments to plans and prioritise workloadsReordering the backlog; moving photo uploads after research
Make sure work meets quality standards, is value for money and meets customer needsOnline claims up from 41% to 68% in a year
Manage relationships between teams, partners and customersPriorities agreed with claims, fraud and partner repair firms

The left column follows the National Careers Service job profile for a digital product owner, the product role it describes.

Facts checked against National Careers Service: Digital product owner on .

Inside this example
  • Profile: 44 words here
  • Experience: 103 words here
  • Education: 18 words here
  • Skills: 21 words here

How to write yours

01

One line on the product

What it is, who uses it and how many: a hiring manager needs the scale before your results mean anything.

02

Outcomes over features

Say what changed for users or the business, with the period, rather than listing what was shipped.

03

Show how you decided

Research, data or a test behind a decision is what product interviews ask about; give one example.

04

Name the team

The size and make-up of the team shows the scope of the role without inflating your title.

Rules and checks for a product manager's CV

  • Routes in. You can come in through a degree and a graduate scheme, an apprenticeship such as the Digital Product Manager Level 4 Higher Apprenticeship, or a junior role in a digital team (National Careers Service), whose career story for the role runs from business analyst to product manager.
  • Courses. A specialist product management course is one way in without work experience (National Careers Service). Give the course and its length; you do not need a certificate for every job.
  • Confidential figures. Use percentages or rounded numbers where your employer keeps revenue or customer data private.

Modern and one page: a clear profile band carries the product and its scale, and the results stay in short bullets.

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