Product Manager/Product Manager 2 - OMS

Role Overview

You will own a module or module cluster in Ginesys OMS — the orchestration layer connecting marketplaces, brand storefronts, warehouses and stores, deciding how every order is sourced, fulfilled, returned and settled.

OMS is integration-dense and high-volume. Correctness under failure matters more than feature count: a sourcing rule that misroutes one percent of orders becomes a commercial problem for the customer within a day.

You will run discovery with e-commerce operations teams, write the functional and integration specifications, drive delivery, and own adoption and the operational health of what you ship.

What You Will Own

Product Thinking & Discovery

- Work with the Senior / Lead Product Manager and Product leadership to shape the roadmap for your area with a data-driven, customer-centric mindset. - Deep dive into customer workflows, pain points and product gaps through research, interviews and data analysis with e-commerce operations teams, warehouse managers and channel managers. - Analyse order-level data — failure rates, SLA breaches, cancellation and RTO patterns, channel-specific error clusters. - Map current-state fulfilment flows and locate where the product forces manual intervention. - Participate in ideation, scoping and prioritisation of new features and enhancements. - Bring sized, evidenced opportunities into the OMS roadmap with a Feature Brief.

Requirements, Solution Definition & Documentation

- Convert business problems into functional requirements — PRDs, detailed business requirements (FRDs), user stories, API documentation, UI/UX, workflows and scenarios. - Specify order states, sourcing and allocation logic, exception paths, idempotency and reconciliation behaviour explicitly. - Own integration specification — channel and courier API contracts, webhooks, retry and failure semantics, rate limits. - Design wireframes, workflows and mockups for what you own, collaborating with UI/UX as needed. - Interact with the solution architect in support of architecting the solution. - Scope and estimate with Engineering; map dependencies on ERP for stock and pricing and on POS for store fulfilment. - Groom your backlog weekly on Jira with clear stack ranking. - Deliver prototypes and clickable mockups — build enough to validate before engineering handoff.

Agile Delivery & Quality

- Coordinate with the development team on a day-to-day basis to develop specifications into the product solution. - Facilitate sprint planning, backlog grooming and agile ceremonies. - Take scope and trade-off decisions in your area; at Product Manager 2, negotiate cross-pod dependencies directly. - Conduct user acceptance tests with QA, including high-volume, partial-failure and channel-outage scenarios. - Troubleshoot integration problems by understanding the API response against your functional understanding — read the log, form the hypothesis. - Hold the quality bar on order accuracy, inventory reservation correctness and financial reconciliation. - Escalate date risk early with a proposed mitigation. - Validate solutions with stakeholders both before and after development.

Post-Launch Success

- Define success metrics before you build and monitor product performance after launch. - Monitor feature adoption and operational health — automation rate, exception volume, SLA adherence — and use it to prioritise. - Engage directly with key customers during UAT, feedback sessions and demonstrations to validate solutions. - Provide support on gaps in delivered features and fold them into the next iteration. - Use data and analytics to inform continuous improvement and prioritisation. - Identify where AI can be embedded into order workflows — exception handling, anomaly detection, copilots that cut manual intervention.

Collaboration, Communication & Enablement

- Act as the bridge between business, technology and customer-facing teams. - Liaise with Customer Success, Sales and Support to gather feedback and evangelise product capability. - Publish release notes to customers and stakeholders ahead of every release. - Conduct webinars and create release videos to train and demonstrate functionality. - Create and maintain the user guide and change-management documentation for your modules. - Create and maintain public-facing product interface documentation — APIs and webhooks — and customer-facing articles. - Equip Sales, Support and Customer Success on new capability and the segment it serves. - Continuously improve internal processes related to product discovery and delivery.

Ownership & Decision Authority

- As Product Manager: own a single OMS module end to end across discovery, definition, delivery and adoption. - As Product Manager 2: own a module cluster, lead the more ambiguous problems, negotiate cross-pod dependencies directly, and guide an Associate Product Manager. - Decide scope and trade-offs within your area; own and prioritise your backlog. - Accountable for adoption and operational outcomes, not only delivery. - Placement between the two levels is confirmed on assessment, based on demonstrated scope, independence in ambiguity, and cross-pod dependency handling.

Essential Requirements

- 3–7 years of relevant experience in Business Analysis and/or Product Management, with at least 2 years on an OMS, e-commerce or marketplace product. - Strong functional grounding in order management or omnichannel fulfilment: order lifecycle, inventory availability, sourcing and allocation, returns and refunds. - Proven ability to gather and translate business needs into scalable software features with defined exception handling. - Genuine comfort with APIs, webhooks, payload structures and integration failure modes — you can read a log and form a hypothesis. - Understanding of RDBMS and SQL including table joins. - Excellent understanding of functional and operations mapping in an application; methodical in drafting a solution and defending a decision. - Hands-on with Jira, Confluence, Figma, Lucidchart or Visily, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, and product analytics. - Solid understanding of agile methodologies and user-centred design. - Comfortable using AI tools in daily work — requirements, discovery, analysis, prototyping. - Good communication, documentation and presentation skills.

Desirable Requirements

- Deep understanding of omni retail, e-commerce or Point of Sale. - Experience with marketplace integrations — Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Nykaa, Ajio — or storefront platforms such as Shopify, Magento or WooCommerce. - Exposure to courier aggregators, AWB and manifest flows, or logistics SLA management. - Experience with ship-from-store, click-and-collect or endless-aisle models. - Exposure to logistics products, or to retail ERP stock and pricing flows and how they feed order management. - Familiarity with payment reconciliation and marketplace settlement. - Previous experience in a Business Process or Operations Management–IT team, or in a brand's or 3PL's e-commerce operations team.

What This Role Is Not

- Not a feature-request coordinator. - Not a sales escalation buffer. - Not a Jira ticket manager. - Not a documentation-only role.