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Product Owner

Bristol
4 weeks ago
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Product Owner.

~ Up to £65,000.

~ Bristol.

~ Hybrid model with 3 days per week on site.

TRIA are partnered with a market dominating financial services company who have played a successful role in their space for decades. They are looking for a Product Owner who has a strong background in Data Products within an Agile environment.

Job Responsibilities as the Product Owner:

Lead the development and rollout of data products that provide reliable and high-quality data to support analytics, machine learning, and personalised customer experiences.
Collaborate across departments, including marketing, operations and others to design data solutions.
Act as the point of coordination between stakeholders, data professionals, engineers, and governance teams, managing the roadmap and continuously delivering the objectives.
Communicate business needs into a prioritised backlog for delivery teams, ensuring solutions are aligned with the vision of the business.

We are looking for:

Experience as a Product Owner, Product Manager or Agile BA.
Proven experience overseeing data products or platforms, particularly customer data platforms.
Understanding of ETL/ELT workflows, APIs, data modelling, and pipeline development.
Using analytics and BI tools to drive product decisions. Tableau, Power BI and Looker are preferred but not essential.

If this Product Owner role sounds of interest, please apply for more information. Please note that this role requires hybrid travel to a Bristol based office, 3 times per week.

We are actively encouraging applications from women, neurodiverse candidates and people from less-represented backgrounds in IT for this role. If you need any adjustments for an interview process or for a role, please apply and speak to our TRIA consultants who are trained in supporting diverse applicants. If you are looking for flexible or part-time work, please don't hesitate to apply and discuss this with the team. We look forward to hearing from you

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