Product Owner | Renewable Energy | Series A

Bluebird; Sydney; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Bluebird in Sydney’s CBD is seeking a Product Owner to own the roadmap for a solar and battery storage platform, spanning retailers, installers and customers. You will drive discovery, prototype quickly with AI tools, and ship features that move the business forward.

You’ll operate with minimal scaffolding—no dedicated design or delivery manager—translating complex problems into actionable strategy for the team and stakeholders, while delivering value in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Own a roadmap and balance strategic priorities.
• Run work from definition to delivery with real dependencies.
• Ship features that move a measurable number.
• Lead discovery and build prototypes to test ideas.
• Able to compress complex problems into a team-ready strategy.
• Comfort working without a dedicated design/research/delivery function.

Responsibilities

• Own the product roadmap across retailers, installers and customers.
• Define and deliver end-to-end solutions that move key metrics.
• Lead discovery, rapid prototyping and test-and-learn cycles.
• Collaborate cross-functionally in a largely autonomous environment.

Skills

Product ownership

Project management

End-to-end delivery

Hands-on discovery

Strategic thinking

Autonomy

Tools

Figma

AI tooling

Job description

Product Owner | Series A | Solar Renewable Energy | Sydney (CBD)

About the client

Our client is a Series A renewable energy business making solar and battery storage available to Australian households at no upfront cost. They’ve raised significantly, they’re backed by serious investors, and they’re scaling their go-to-market and delivery functions now.

This client is a market disrupting, category creating model, where every household that joins becomes part of a distributed energy network.

That category doesn’t really exist here yet, which is exactly why they’re building it: cleaner power, a steadier grid, and access that isn’t gated by who can afford twenty thousand dollars upfront.

What you own

There's three sides to get right — retailers who bring the customers, installers who put the hardware on the roof, and a proposition most Australians have never seen before. All three are yours.

What you need

• Product ownership. You’ve owned a roadmap and had to balance strategic priorities.
• Project management. You’ve run work from definition to delivery with real dependencies
• End-to-end delivery. Something you shipped went live and moved a number. You can say which number.
• Hands-on practice. You run your own discovery and build your own prototypes. Figma, AI tooling, code — whatever gets you to something testable without waiting for a designer.
• Range. You can go deep on a technical problem, wide across commercial, marketing and operations, then compress it into a strategy a team can build from.
• Comfort without scaffolding. No design team, no research function, no delivery manager. If that reads as a problem rather than an opportunity, this isn’t your role.

Helpful, not required

• Energy-market literacy — NEM, AEMO, FCAS, DER, VPP, retail tariffs
• B2B platform or partner-integration ownership
• A technical or quantitative degree, or a route into product via engineering, analysis or operations
• You’ve seen a company go from prototype to scale and know which parts hurt

What this isn’t

A ceremony role. The expectation is you automate and strip out process rather than build a practice around it — when a ritual stops serving the shipping, it gets cut.

It’s also not a role where strategy arrives from above. You’d set it with the CFO and CEO.