Product Owner

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Pay range is $95402- $112238 annually.

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The Product Owner serves as the voice of the customer within an Agile team responsible for maximizing the value of the product by clearly defining and prioritizing features. Acting as a bridge between stakeholders and the development team the Product Owner manages the product backlog ensures alignment with organizational goals and collaborates closely with cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact customer-focused solutions. The role requires a strong understanding of user needs market dynamics and Agile product development.

Duties and Responsibilities :

Product Owner

Define and maintain a well-prioritized product backlog based on business goals customer feedback and technical feasibility.

Translate product strategy and customer requirements into clearly defined product features with breakdowns into actionable epics to guide development and ensure alignment with business goals.

Collaborate closely with development teams to ensure a shared understanding of product features and priorities.

Participate actively in Agile ceremonies including Sprint Planning Review Retrospectives and Stand-ups.

Make real time decisions regarding scope priorities and trade-offs to keep development efforts aligned with business goals.

Act as primary liaison between stakeholders and Scrum team ensuring continuous alignment.

Monitor product performance and drive continuous improvement through iterative releases.

Ensure product backlog is visible transparent and clearly understood by all team members.

Own the delivery of product features from concept to release.

Support organizational priorities through active participation in ARRT Projects as assigned.

Proactively manage and deliver assigned ARRT project work.

Other duties as assigned and modified as business needs dictate.

Bachelors degree in information technology or business management or equivalent industry experience.

Product Owner Business Analyst or similar professional experience in an Agile environment.

Preferred Qualifications:

Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) or equivalent certification

Skills and Abilities:

Strong understanding and familiarity of Agile methodologies and development product lifecycle management and issue tracking tools (e.g. ADO Jira).

Manages product backlogs and develops clear actionable business requirements to guide development efforts.

Ability to learn and understand ARRT business processes in detail to help analyze complex business processes identify improvement opportunities and develop innovative solutions to enhance operational efficiency.

Ability to translate business goals customer needs and business values into clear product features and roadmaps while maximizing customer impact.

Strong interpersonal presentation verbal and written communication skills; adaptable to technical and non-technical audiences.

Ability to collaborate and negotiate.

Proficient in data analytics and the use of metrics to drive product decisions and measure success.

Proactive identification of risks dependencies and potential blockers.

Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with strong attention to detail.

Ability to think strategically and make decisions.

Delivers and responds to feedback with professionalism and a growth mindset.

Demonstrate iterative product development with cross-functional teams.

Physical Demands:

Close Visual Acuity: Preparing and analyzing data; viewing a computer screen; and extensive reading

Fingering: Typing or otherwise working primarily with fingers

Hearing: Ability to receive detailed information through oral communication and to make fine discriminations in sound

Sedentary Work: Sitting most of the time; occasional walking and standing

Talking: Spoken word activities can be relayed accurately loudly or quickly