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Digital India Corporation (DIC), set up by the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India, is inviting applications for 1 Product Manager post on a contractual basis. The last date to apply is 18 November 2026, so applications are open as of 3 November 2026. Candidates apply through the Apply Here link on the notice page.

DIC Product Manager at a Glance

The official notification does not specify the minimum educational qualification, the age limit, the pay, the application fee or the selection process.

About the Organisation

Digital India Corporation has been set up by the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India, to innovate, develop and deploy ICT and other emerging technologies for the benefit of the common man. It is a not-for-profit company under Section 8 of the Companies Act 2013.

The notice says the company has been spearheading the Digital India programme of the Government of India. It is involved in promoting technology for e-Governance, e-Health, Telemedicine, e-agriculture and e-Payments.

Who Can Apply

The official notification does not specify the minimum educational qualification for the Product Manager post. The post is open on a contractual basis, with one position. The notice page does not print the age limit, experience required or any desirable qualification. For the discipline-specific eligibility of the post, candidates should check the detailed notification available through the Download Detailed Notification link.

DIC Product Manager Job Description

The notice lists these responsibilities for the Product Manager:

• Elicit, analyse and document requirements for each onboarding government body. Prepare the BRD / FRD with unique requirement IDs, acceptance criteria and a requirement traceability matrix linking every requirement to a design element and a test case.
• Translate each body’s case lifecycle into configuration: business object types and fields, dynamic intake forms (sections, rows, columns, conditional visibility, calculated fields), versioned workflows (stages, tasks, actions, transitions), roles/personas, rules/decision tables, SLAs, notification templates and dashboards, so that a new office is stood up by configuration, not code.
• Define the workflow-versioning and in-flight case-migration policy. Published versions are immutable, live cases pin to the version in force when filed, and any migration between versions is explicit, mapped stage-to-stage and audited.
• Specify SLA, clarification, escalation and reminder rules, and the notification matrix (EMAIL / SMS /
• Specify role-based access needs across the four actor classes (platform admin, tenant staff, citizens / applicants, and second parties / respondents) and the RBAC / ABAC / policy model with the IAM owner.
• Define reporting and dashboard requirements as curated, tenant-scoped datasets and named metrics (never ad-hoc cross-tenant SQL), and the KPIs each role needs.
• Own the product roadmap, MoSCoW prioritisation, release phasing and scope discipline across the ~20 engines. Chair backlog grooming and sprint planning.
• Coordinate stakeholders across government bodies, DIC and the platform team. Plan and drive UAT, capture sign-off, and manage change requests through a controlled process.
• Author and maintain product documentation: user manuals per actor class, configuration playbooks, release notes and onboarding guides.

How to Apply for DIC Product Manager

The notice page provides an Apply Here link for the application, and the last date is 18 November 2026. It also provides a Download Detailed Notification link. The notice page does not describe the form-filling steps, the documents to upload or the way to submit, and it names no email address or postal address for applications.

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