[Remote] Senior Product Manager – Testing (Adobe Target A/B Testing PDM) (6200)

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. itD is seeking a Senior Product Manager – Testing to lead and scale enterprise experimentation capabilities across digital products, driving data-informed product decisions and advancing a mature culture of experimentation. This role will help establish best practices, improve experimentation rigor, and enable teams to leverage testing as a strategic product capability.ResponsibilitiesLead experimentation strategy across web, desktop, iOS, and Android digital productsDesign, execute, and scale advanced experimentation programs, including multivariate testing, holdout testing, sequential testing, and other sophisticated methodologiesPartner with engineering, analytics, and AI/ML teams to ensure statistically sound experiment design, implementation, measurement, and interpretationAnalyze experiment outcomes in depth by identifying trends, diagnosing anomalies, validating assumptions, and uncovering actionable business insightsDevelop and implement scalable experimentation frameworks, governance models, and best practices across multiple teamsReview and optimize experiment design, execution processes, and reporting standards to improve testing effectiveness and reliabilityTranslate experimentation results into clear product recommendations and business decisions that drive measurable outcomesAttend regular internal practice community meetingsCollaborate with your itD practice team on industry thought leadershipComplete client case studies and learning material (blogs, media material)Build out material to contribute to the Digital Transformation practiceAttend internal itD networking events (in person and virtual)Work with leadership on career fast-track opportunitiesSkills5+ years of experience in Product Management, Experimentation, Testing, or data-driven product rolesHands-on experience with enterprise experimentation platforms such as Adobe Target or comparable testing solutionsProven experience operating within high-volume, enterprise-scale experimentation environmentsDeep understanding of experimentation methodologies beyond basic A/B testing, including multivariate testing, holdout testing, and advanced experimental designStrong knowledge of statistical concepts including sample size determination, statistical significance, bias, variance, confidence intervals, and experiment validityExperience partnering with cross-functional teams including engineering, analytics, and data science organizationsDemonstrated ability to perform detailed experiment analysis and translate findings into actionable product and business recommendationsBachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent work experience requiredExperience building, scaling, or governing enterprise experimentation frameworks and platformsExposure to personalization systems, feature flagging platforms, or adaptive experimentation approachesExperience with server-side experimentation and backend-rendered application environmentsExperience supporting experimentation initiatives within large-scale technology, e-commerce, or digital consumer product organizationsFamiliarity with AI/ML-driven optimization and experimentation use casesBenefitsMedicalDentalVisionLife insurancePaid holidays401K + matchingNetworking & career learning and development programsCompany OverviewitD is a different kind of technology and software development consultancy that puts client needs at the center of what we do. It was founded in 2005, and is headquartered in Campbell, California, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is   Apply To this Job

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