Thomson Reuters India
Thomson Reuters India | Product Manager - UK Tax
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- Join the team behind the software that thousands of UK accountancy practices rely on every day to run their firms, serve their clients and meet their compliance obligations.
- As a global business, we rely on the unique backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences of all employees to deliver on our business goals.
- As a Product Manager, you'll shape the roadmap for products that sit at the heart of practice life, using the latest AI tools to move from idea to validated prototype, faster than traditional product management allows.
- This is a chance to make a visible difference to how accountants work, in a team that treats AI as part of its everyday toolkit.
- Own the product vision and roadmap balancing customer needs, regulatory change and commercial priorities into a clear, evidence-based plan.
- Turn customer problems into well-defined solutions, using AI tools to draft and refine PRDs, then breaking them into Epics, Features and User Stories that scrum teams can deliver with confidence.
- Prototype early and often, using Claude Code or similar tools to build working prototypes that test ideas with customers and stakeholders before significant engineering investment is made.
- Work in partnership with engineering and design to prioritize the backlog, clarify requirements and remove blockers, so valuable releases reach customers predictably.
- Listen to customers and use data to decide, running discovery with accountants and practice staff and drawing on usage analytics and support insight to measure whether what we ship delivers real outcomes.
- Keep stakeholders informed and aligned, communicating progress, trade-offs and decisions clearly to senior leaders, sales, support and customer-facing teams.
- Help raise the team's AI capability, sharing effective prompts, workflows and lessons learned so that AI-assisted product practice becomes the norm across the team.
- Prototyping with Claude Code or similar AI-assisted development tools.
- Making a Real-World Impact: We are one of the few companies globally that helps its customers pursue justice, truth, and transparency.
Requirements
- 6 -9 years of proven experience as a Product Manager or Product Owner in a software product environment, delivering in an agile/scrum setting.
- Demonstrable experience of writing PRDs and decomposing them into Epics, Features and User Stories with clear acceptance criteria.
- Prioritization and judgement: Makes sound decisions with incomplete information and can say no with good reasons.
- Experience of the UK accountancy software market.
- Experience of working in or alongside an accountancy practice.
- Familiarity with UK compliance-driven products, such as practice management, workflow or document management.
- Advanced use of AI in the product lifecycle, such as building reusable prompts, skills or agent workflows.
- Experience creating product visuals, process maps or user flows.
- A track record of introducing AI-assisted ways of working to a team and helping colleagues adopt them.
- Experience of discovery work with customers, including interviews, usability testing and feedback loops.
- Ability to work with a degree of ambiguity in a growing, changing product portfolio.
- Experience of API development.
About the company
Thomson Reuters Corporation
Thomson Reuters took its present form in April 2008, when the Canadian information group The Thomson Corporation acquired Reuters Group, the news business Paul Julius Reuter had started in London in 1851. Based in Toronto, it is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and Nasdaq as TRI, and the Thomson family controls it through The Woodbridge Company. It serves lawyers, tax and accounting firms, corporate finance and legal teams and government bodies with research content and software such as Westlaw, Practical Law, ONESOURCE and CoCounsel, and it runs the Reuters news agency. In 2018 it sold a majority stake in its financial and risk business, which became Refinitiv. In India it has offices in cities including Bengaluru, its biggest Indian site, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Gurugram, with teams in technology, finance, customer service, analytics, sales, marketing and journalism.
Its finance-related openings in India are in tax and audit. In Bengaluru, an indirect tax specialist role handles VAT compliance and asks for a degree in finance, accounting, economics or business administration, while a senior internal auditor role calls for six or more years in IT audit, internal controls, cybersecurity, data analytics or audit quality, with certifications such as CISA, CIA, CISSP or CISM preferred. In Hyderabad, a product manager role for the company's UK tax products wants six to nine years of product management experience in an agile software setting.
