Group Product Manager, Non-Vehicle Ecommerce

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Join Ford's Enterprise Technology organization and help shape the global digital Ford.com and Lincoln.com non-vehicle ecommerce experience. The team is expanding how customers discover and purchase parts, accessories, and branded merchandise for both Ford and Lincoln online. As part of the global digital team, you will help make these shopping experiences useful, intuitive, and connected to the broader Ford and Lincoln brands.

In this position...

As the Non-Vehicle Ecommerce Group Product Manager for Parts, Accessories, and Merchandise, you will lead and mentor a team of product managers responsible for the strategy and evolution of Ford.com and Lincoln.com non-vehicle ecommerce experiences. You will set product direction, translate customer and business needs into an actionable roadmap, and work with design, engineering, analytics, merchandising, marketing, and other partners to deliver and continuously improve the end-to-end shopping journey-which includes both customer-facing commerce experiences and foundational commerce platforms that enable the experiences such as Product Information Management (PIM), Pricing, Promotion, and Order Management Systems (OMS). You will use customer insights and performance data to prioritize opportunities, improve conversion and usability, and support growth across Ford and Lincoln parts, accessories, and merchandise.

Based in Dearborn, MI, this is a hybrid position with a requirement to be onsite four or more days per week. Relocation assistance may be available for qualified candidates. Candidates who live in or are willing to relocate to Southeast Michigan are strongly preferred. The team collaborates across time zones, and availability during Eastern Time business hours is expected

Join Ford's Enterprise Technology organization and help shape the global digital Ford.com and Lincoln.com non-vehicle ecommerce experience. The team is expanding how customers discover and purchase parts, accessories, and branded merchandise for both Ford and Lincoln online. As part of the global digital team, you will help make these shopping experiences useful, intuitive, and connected to the broader Ford and Lincoln brands.

What you'll do...

• Leadership & strategy: Set direction, objectives, and priorities for the product management team, aligning its work with Enterprise Technology and Ford and Lincoln Non-Vehicle Commerce business goals.
• Team leadership: Build, mentor, and develop a high-performing team of ecommerce product managers; provide coaching and support that strengthens product practice and delivery.
• Portfolio and platform leadership: Lead a portfolio of ecommerce product teams responsible for the end-to end customer journey for both customer-facing Non-Vehicle Commerce experiences and foundational commerce platforms supporting Ford and Lincoln Parts, Accessories, and Branded Merchandise, including Product Information Management (PIM), Pricing, Promotion, and Order Management Systems (OMS) capabilities.
• AI-enabled product strategy: Guide product strategy for key Non-Vehicle Commerce capabilities including search, recommendations, personalization, and AI-enabled customer experiences across Ford and Lincoln ecommerce platforms.
• Emerging technology & industry leadership: Evaluate and apply emerging technologies and eCommerce insights, including AI and automation, to improve customer experiences, operational efficiency, and product team effectiveness and innovation.
• Business outcomes & performance optimization: Own and monitor key Non-Vehicle Commerce metrics, customer feedback, and research to prioritize data-driven opportunities that improve conversion, revenue growth, engagement, and customer satisfaction.
• Experimentation: Establish and scale a culture of experimentation by leveraging A/B testing, customer research, and analytics to validate opportunities and optimize customer experiences.
• Omnichannel Product Strategy & Roadmap: Define and execute the product strategy and roadmap that connect Ford and Lincoln Non-Vehicle Commerce experiences for Parts, Accessories, and Branded Merchandise across Ford.com, Lincoln.com, mobile applications, dealer touchpoints, marketplaces, and emerging commerce channels.
• End-to-end product management: Guide products across the full ecommerce funnel, including discovery, browse, product detail, cart, checkout, and relevant post-purchase experiences.
• Stakeholder engagement: Partner with senior leaders and stakeholders across the global digital Ford and Lincoln Non-Vehicle Commerce team, including design, engineering, analytics, merchandising, marketing, and operations, to align on outcomes and priorities.
• Cross-functional delivery: Work closely with UX and engineering teams to shape requirements, make trade-offs, remove roadblocks, and deliver accessible, reliable, and engaging customer experiences.
• Budget & resource management: Plan resources and manage budgets for product initiatives, ensuring investment is focused on agreed priorities and outcomes.

What you'll do...

• Leadership & strategy: Set direction, objectives, and priorities for the product management team, aligning its work with Enterprise Technology and Ford and Lincoln Non-Vehicle Commerce business goals.
• Team leadership: Build, mentor, and develop a high-performing team of ecommerce product managers; provide coaching and support that strengthens product practice and delivery.
• Portfolio and platform leadership: Lead a portfolio of ecommerce product teams responsible for the end-to end customer journey for both customer-facing Non-Vehicle Commerce experiences and foundational commerce platforms supporting Ford and Lincoln Parts, Accessories, and Branded Merchandise, including Product Information Management (PIM), Pricing, Promotion, and Order Management Systems (OMS) capabilities.
• AI-enabled product strategy: Guide product strategy for key Non-Vehicle Commerce capabilities including search, recommendations, personalization, and AI-enabled customer experiences across Ford and Lincoln ecommerce platforms.
• Emerging technology & industry leadership: Evaluate and apply emerging technologies and eCommerce insights, including AI and automation, to improve customer experiences, operational efficiency, and product team effectiveness and innovation.
• Business outcomes & performance optimization: Own and monitor key Non-Vehicle Commerce metrics, customer feedback, and research to prioritize data-driven opportunities that improve conversion, revenue growth, engagement, and customer satisfaction.
• Experimentation: Establish and scale a culture of experimentation by leveraging A/B testing, customer research, and analytics to validate opportunities and optimize customer experiences.
• Omnichannel Product Strategy & Roadmap: Define and execute the product strategy and roadmap that connect Ford and Lincoln Non-Vehicle Commerce experiences for Parts, Accessories, and Branded Merchandise across Ford.com, Lincoln.com, mobile applications, dealer touchpoints, marketplaces, and emerging commerce channels.
• End-to-end product management: Guide products across the full ecommerce funnel, including discovery, browse, product detail, cart, checkout, and relevant post-purchase experiences.
• Stakeholder engagement: Partner with senior leaders and stakeholders across the global digital Ford and Lincoln Non-Vehicle Commerce team, including design, engineering, analytics, merchandising, marketing, and operations, to align on outcomes and priorities.
• Cross-functional delivery: Work closely with UX and engineering teams to shape requirements, make trade-offs, remove roadblocks, and deliver accessible, reliable, and engaging customer experiences.
• Budget & resource management: Plan resources and manage budgets for product initiatives, ensuring investment is focused on agreed priorities and outcomes.