Growth Product Leader Safety Systems (British Columbia)

Growth Product Leader Safety Systems (British Columbia)

02 Nov
|
Great Lion Canada
|
British Columbia

02 Nov

Great Lion Canada

British Columbia

Shape growth strategy with Technical Safety BC as a Growth Product Leader, using market insight and behavioural thinking in a hybrid BC office setting.
This temporary full-time, 18-month role leads product growth across assigned service lines and client segments. You will increase safety-system participation, strengthen compliant behaviour, improve retention, and create sustainable revenue. The work balances commercial opportunities with TSBC’s public-interest regulatory mandate.
Key Responsibilities: Develop strategies increasing participation and compliant behaviour
Identify sustainable revenue and service delivery opportunities
Partner with go-to-market teams to drive adoption
Use research and analytics to shape product ideas




Manage elements of the overall product roadmap
Requirements: Seven-plus years in product management or related disciplines
Experience scaling growth opportunities across client lifecycles
Customer research, behavioural insights, and product analytics capabilities
Pricing, budgeting, business case, and financial accountability experience
Degree or equivalent progressively responsible work experience
Apply product leadership, growth strategy, and behavioural insight to strengthen Technical Safety BC’s safety system and client participation.

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📌 Growth Product Leader Safety Systems (British Columbia)
🏢 Great Lion Canada
📍 British Columbia

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