Produktmanager

product manager

noun pro-DUKT-meh-ned-jer Rare

Origin: from English product + manager

Usage Note

Produktmanager is responsible for the strategy, development, and lifecycle of a product, sitting between business, technology, and design. The role is central in software companies and FMCG. Feminine: Produktmanagerin. Often uses English-derived tools and frameworks (Agile, Scrum, OKR) in German workplace contexts.

Examples

"Die Produktmanagerin priorisierte die neuen Funktionen für die nächste App-Version."

Natural Translation

The product manager prioritised the new features for the next app version.

Literal Translation

The product manager prioritised the new functions for the next app-version.

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