Product Manager

Low Carbon

Product Manager developing and managing products for renewable energy solutions at Low Carbon. Collaborating with engineers and quants in a hybrid working environment in London.

Posted 6/12/2026full-timeLondon • 🇬🇧 United KingdomJuniorWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Azure

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support the end-to-end product development process from requirements gathering and sprint planning to delivery working within a loosely Agile framework and progressively taking ownership of ceremonies over time.
Act as the primary point of contact for internal business users, translating inbound requests into clear, well-defined requirements while proactively shaping what gets built, pushing back where needed, and bringing your own thinking to prioritisation and scope.
Work directly with quants and engineers to translate complex model outputs into usable, well-designed product experiences challenging assumptions and advocating for the end user throughout.
Contribute to product roadmap planning for specific product areas, with the expectation of owning a roadmap area independently as you grow into the role.
Get hands-on with design: mapping user flows, defining interfaces, and iterating based on feedback with direct coaching from the Head of Product.
Contribute to the team's AI-assisted development approach, and over time play a role in shaping AI features and agents built for internal business use.

Requirements

What you’ll need

1+ years of experience in a product management role, or equivalent experience in a closely related discipline (e.g. business analysis, UX, technical consulting).
Comfortable in technical environments: able to read code, hold informed conversations with engineers, and jump into hands-on prototyping including with coding agents and AI-assisted development tools.
Solid grounding in core product and delivery concepts: sprint-based and Kanban workflows, qualitative and quantitative research methods, and ideally some exposure to design research methods and UX heuristics.
Strong stakeholder skills able to work with a range of internal users from operators to senior leaders, push back constructively, and bring clarity to ambiguous or competing demands.
Comfortable operating in an environment where processes, products, and priorities are still being defined you help bring structure, rather than waiting for it.
Empathetic by default: you listen carefully to what users need and advocate for them, even when it's inconvenient.
High standards and the ownership to act on them you notice when something is off (in a dataset, a design, a spec) and you make sure it gets fixed, whether that's by raising it, fixing it yourself, or pushing until it's resolved.
An active user of AI tools in your day-to-day work this is a genuine expectation, not a nice-to-have.
Structured thinker: you communicate clearly, frame problems well, and can make a coherent case for a decision.
Nice to have
Experience in the energy sector or a similarly technical, data-heavy industry.
Familiarity with Azure DevOps, Figma/FigJam, VS Code.

Benefits

Comp & perks

26 days holiday plus your birthday off (with option to buy a further 5 days)
Discretionary Bonus
Bupa Health Check & Private Healthcare for you and your family (medical history disregarded)
Contributory Pension
Cycle scheme
Season Ticket Loan
Pluxee for commercial discounts and perks
3 additional days for volunteering to support causes of your choice
Annual credit towards short notice childcare, eldercare and pet care via ‘Bubble’

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Hard Skills & Tools

product managementbusiness analysisUXtechnical consultingsprint-based workflowsKanban workflowsqualitative research methodsquantitative research methodsdesign research methodsUX heuristics

Soft Skills

stakeholder managementconstructive pushbackclarity in ambiguityempathyhigh standardsownershipstructured thinkingclear communicationproblem framingdecision making