Oliver Randell · Senior Product Manager
I help organisations turn problems worth solving into thoughtful digital products.
I combine product strategy, UX and engineering fluency to create clarity, align teams and move ambitious digital products from uncertainty to launch.
Selected work
Recent projects I've led
Protecting the launch of Australia's National Cessation Platform
Led delivery of Cancer Council Victoria's National Cessation Platform from solution design through launch, making key product and delivery trade-offs to protect a fixed December deadline across content, technology and a complex stakeholder environment.
Read the case studySesimi, SaaS Platform Rebuild
Led the end-to-end rebuild of Sesimi's core SaaS platform, improving the product experience and creating a more scalable foundation for enterprise clients including Toyota, Audi and Volkswagen. Migrated more than 60 clients over 12 weeks with no major client churn.
Read the case studySelected clients and products
Brands I've worked with
From public-interest platforms to automotive and enterprise SaaS, I've helped teams find clarity, align delivery and make useful digital products.
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MyCareSpace
Led delivery of a new platform designed to make provider matching and account management more scalable.
Recommendations
From clients and collaborators.
He clearly has a broad, full-stack knowledge base, which allowed him to immediately identify and respond to any issues we brought to his attention, as well as help us brainstorm solutions. His obsession with organisation and process (as annoying as it was!) meant that EVERYTHING was ALWAYS delivered on time and to specification. No surprises or disappointments.
Oliver has a great passion for product and a sharp eye for user experience, always advocating for what's best for the end user while keeping the broader business goals in mind.
Let's talk
Have a complex product problem worth talking through?
I'm based in Melbourne and open to Senior Product Manager conversations. If you'd rather just trade notes on a hard product problem, that works too.