SENIOR PRODUCT OWNER

SENIOR PRODUCT OWNER

Role Summary Defines and manages products to support the COE’s overall strategy and deliver a differentiated product addressing the market and customer needs.

Key Responsibilities

• The Product Owner will elicit, facilitate, synthesise, and present technical solutions.
• The candidate will use business requirements to drive the design or review of products, test cases, business process design and define a project’s vision, scope, acceptance, and implementation.
• The ideal candidate can work on multiple projects simultaneously and translate business data into usable information, which will help to improve systems and processes.
• Consult various customers (internal and external) to understand their value chain, structure, functions, and products and/or services
• Building and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external customers.
• Challenge the business in their thinking, especially to understand the intent of the business requirement.
• With little supervision, elicit, gather, analyse, document, validate and communicate business requirements (Agile and Waterfall Formats)
• Determine the feasibility of a proposed project.
• Understand the commercial importance of changes or new features.

Qualifications

• Relevant tertiary qualification / IT Degree
• Relevant Agile Certification

Experience

• 5+ years relevant experience
• Strong agile framework knowledge
• Expertise in Iterative delivery.
• Knowledge in Data engineering, Data Warehousing, Data modelling, Power BI dashboards, Microsoft Fabric
• Knowledge in Generative AI, Prompting, Machine learning models
• Knowledge in Microservice architecture and working knowledge of Services.
• Expert in stakeholder management and communication
• Demonstrated ability to communicate in both verbal and written communication.
• Logical reasoning and problem solving.
• Customer focused approach to work.
• Strong communication skills.
• Strong presentations skills / Power Point presentations.
• Project Management skills