Tech Product Owner: Drive Game Backlogs & Innovation

Aristocrat Gaming; Barcelona; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Aristocrat Gaming is seeking a Technical Product Owner to collaborate with technical and business teams to shape and prioritise the backlog for our web and mobile games. You will work with architects, producers, scrum masters, and development leads to design technical solutions that realise the product vision.

You will define epics and user stories, motivate teams to deliver on time, and drive continuous improvement while resolving blockers and dependencies across locations.

Qualifications

• Experience in a technical role such as developer, tester, or analyst.
• Experience writing Technical Design Documents or Technical Requirements.
• Solid knowledge of client-server architectures and network concepts.
• Ability to understand technical details of a system and foresee edge cases and performance issues.
• Able to manage development across locations and time zones.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with technical and business teams to prioritise the backlog for web and mobile games.
• Work with Solution Architects, producers, scrum masters, art and development leads to design technical solutions.
• Define and elaborate epics and user stories.
• Inspire and motivate development teams to deliver innovative solutions on time.
• Promote continuous improvements and resolve blockers and dependencies.

Skills

Tech experience

Technical design docs

Client-server architecture

System analysis

Global delivery

Tools

JIRA

Flow diagrams

Job description

Aristocrat Gaming is seeking a Technical Product Owner to collaborate with technical and business teams to shape and prioritise the backlog for our web and mobile games. You will work with architects, producers, scrum masters, and development leads to design technical solutions that realise the product vision.

You will define epics and user stories, motivate teams to deliver on time, and drive continuous improvement while resolving blockers and dependencies across locations.