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Dice is the leading career destination for tech experts at every stage of their careers. Our client, Apetan Consulting, is seeking the following. Apply via Dice today!<br><br><strong>Product Owner 100% Remote<br><br></strong><strong>Required:<br><br></strong><ul><li>7+ years of experience as software or digital product owner, business analyst or equivalent with experience working within an agile/scrum development process</li><li>Proficient at defining, analyzing, documenting, and communicating product and software requirements in an agile software development setting</li><li>Keen intellect ability to gather, analyze and synthesize a significant amount of information, and turn it into clear and actionable product requirements</li><li>Self-starter with demonstrated ability to identify and solve critical problems and achieve business outcomes</li><li>Naturally curious, analytical, and data-driven</li><li>Demonstrated track record of utilizing data to measure performance, identify opportunities, and make successful decisions</li><li>Experience collaborating with UI/UX designers and developers to deliver client-friendly products and user experiences</li><li>Understanding and knowledge of web and mobile technologies</li><li>Written and verbal communication skills able to effectively interact and influence a diverse set of business and technical stakeholders</li><li>Efficient at managing multiple projects and initiatives concurrently under deadline constraints</li><li>Knowledge or exposure to wealth management, online brokerage/banking, or financial services is a bonus</li><li>Demonstrated track record of delivering innovative fintech, digital products, solutions, or applications preferred<br><br></li></ul><strong>Responsibilities:<br><br></strong><ul><li>Support the lead Product Owner by helping define and prioritize product features, supporting release planning, developing, and communicating business requirements</li><li>Identify and elaborate critical user journeys, use cases, workflows, and business processes that align with the product vision/goals and address critical user and control needs</li><li>Build and maintain prioritized product backlog</li><li>Identify, groom, and validate epics and user stories for agile sprints</li><li>Support backlog refinement and sprint planning ceremonies to communicate requirements and drive consensus with squad and program stakeholders</li><li>Work closely with the technology team to assure effective communication of requirements and rapid delivery of key product releases</li><li>Collaborate with key stakeholders from business, technology, UX, risk, cyber & fraud, communications, legal & compliance to elicit requirements</li><li>Gather, organize, and assimilate internal and external feedback to identify and prioritize product gaps, enhancements, and new features</li><li>Collaborate with UI/UX team to develop information/interaction architecture, user flows, wireframes, and visual design comps</li><li>Team up with program management office to effectively organize and plan product releases</li><li>Define and track KPIs and product/program adoption and usage metrics</li></ul>

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