Senior Product Manager, Utility Apps - Global Markets

About the role

Tencent's Cloud & Smart Industries Group (CSIG) is expanding its PC and mobile utility app portfolio into global markets. The Senior Product Manager owns the product roadmap and release cycle for the global utility app portfolio, with direct accountability for user growth and revenue across Southeast Asia, LATAM, MENA, Europe and North America. The role combines strategic thinking, hands-on execution and comfort with ambiguity in emerging markets.

Key responsibilities

• Own the product roadmap and release cycle for the global utility app portfolio, accountable for user growth and revenue across the listed regions.
• Lead market and competitive research in key geographies, analysing user needs, store and platform policies and competitor positioning to define market-entry and product-differentiation strategies.
• Drive AI integration across the utility product suite: identify high-impact use cases for LLMs, multimodal models and on-device AI, scope the experience and shepherd features from concept to launch.
• Build and own the product measurement framework, using metrics such as retention, conversion and ARPU to make data-driven decisions on user experience and monetization.
• Lead cross-functional execution, coordinating engineering, design, marketing and operations teams to deliver measurable outcomes on tight iteration cycles.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or above with 3+ years of consumer product management experience; prior experience with utility or tool apps is a strong plus.
• Strong working knowledge of international markets, with hands-on experience taking a product from 0 to 1 or scaling it in at least one overseas geography.
• Pragmatic understanding of AI capabilities, able to connect LLMs, multimodal models and on-device inference to real product use cases and ship them.
• Sharp analytical skills, able to move independently from raw data to insight to a shipped product change using modern analytics and experimentation tooling.
• Results-driven, comfortable with ambiguity, and able to influence cross-functional stakeholders without formal authority.