Data Management Product Owner

ING; Courbevoie; Sur place; EUR 60 000 - 80 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Une entreprise dynamique recherche un Product Owner passionné pour rejoindre son équipe Agile. Dans ce rôle, vous aurez l'opportunité de façonner le développement de produits bancaires innovants tout en maximisant la valeur pour les utilisateurs finaux. Vous serez au cœur de la collaboration entre les équipes techniques et commerciales, en priorisant les fonctionnalités et en assurant la satisfaction client. Si vous êtes un leader stratégique avec un bon sens de la communication et une forte orientation client, cette opportunité est faite pour vous. Rejoignez une équipe qui valorise l'innovation et l'agilité dans un environnement stimulant.

Qualifications

• Expérience prouvée dans un rôle impactant sur le développement des produits bancaires.
• Bonne connaissance des systèmes d'information et des principes Agile.

Responsabilités

• Définir et prioriser les fonctionnalités du produit en fonction des besoins des utilisateurs.
• Gérer la relation avec les parties prenantes pour les critères d'acceptation.

Connaissances

Gestion de projet Agile

Connaissance du secteur bancaire

Sensibilité à l'impact commercial

Compétences en communication

Analyse de données

Orientation client

Connaissance des principes Lean Startup

Capacité de prise de décision

Formation

Master 2

École d'ingénieurs ou de commerce

Description du poste

Summary of the main mission (role and main objectives within the structure)

You have the global vision of a product in the agile sense of the term (what a team produces). Thanks to your analysis of the company's challenges and priorities, you are a major player in the strategic direction of the product and prioritize the elements to be delivered to carry out the evolution of the product (product backlog).

Your goal is to maximize the value delivered to end users in the least amount of time and budget. Therefore, you must define, build, feed and allow the production of the evolutions and the proper functioning of this product. As a full member of the Agile team, you are the entry point from the business to the technical side.

Definition of the activities and responsibilities entrusted to them

You are responsible for:

• Product definition support
• Its evolution, through the prioritization of functionalities
• The value delivered by the team to end users via backlog tickets

In direct contact with experts and all stakeholders, you contribute to the prioritization of major projects/initiatives of the company by participating in prioritization meetings within the framework of the governance in place.

• You propose the evolutions (enrichments, optimizations and corrections) that will improve the quality, performance and customer satisfaction of your product.
• You contribute to the refinement of requirements and the involvement of relevant stakeholders when necessary.
• You define and compile the tickets in your backlog and their requirements with their functional and non-functional acceptance criteria; and for each criterion the relevant stakeholders.
• You are responsible for managing the relationship with stakeholders for functional and non-functional acceptance criteria, including obtaining their approval/validation.
• You are responsible for aligning and managing dependencies with other teams.
• You decide on the order of priority of the backlog by estimating the added value of user stories (for ex. financial value, customer expectations, development cost, knowledge gain, risk) and by integrating the company's (regulatory) challenges and imperatives.
• You present to the team the issues, objectives and content of each user story in order to give them meaning and develop their involvement, also responding to their requests for clarification from the team during the production.
• You get feedback from end users (via "sprint reviews" and the definition of relevant indicators).
• You communicate the progress of the completion of backlog tickets to stakeholders and management.
• You ensure that the appropriate knowledge is transferred to users (where applicable).
• You follow all the relevant IT processes and procedures.
• You participate in the identification of the team's staffing needs to meet the company's strategic objectives via the product.
• The PO is responsible for the backlog of its Tribe as well as its animation (life cycle).
• The different agile ceremonies applicable: QBR, Standups, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective...
• Finally, because of the pivotal role of the Product Owner within the Agile methodology, you participate, like the other members of the team, in the dissemination and maintenance of agile within the bank.

Challenges (related to the missions of the position)

1. Process knowledge: Obtain a global and complete (end-to-end) vision of the relevant Tech/Business processes (where applicable).
2. Prioritization: Be able to identify and prioritize tasks, in line with ING's strategy.
3. Leadership: The Product Owner gives the vision and explains the challenges to the development team to give meaning and involve them on a daily basis.
4. Communication: Good communication with stakeholders.

Profile

Level of training: Bac + 5 of the Master 2 type, Engineering school or business school.

Level of experience: You have acquired proven experience in a function that has a direct impact on the development of the bank's products and services.

Business skills:

• Good knowledge of the banking sector
• Agile project management with multidisciplinary teams
• Strong customer focus, good knowledge of Lean Startup principles
• Good understanding of information systems with general technical knowledge
• Good knowledge of Agile and its principles
• Good knowledge of the banking environment
• Sensitivity to the business impact of developments
• Good level of English

Personal qualities:

• Strategic Height of View
• Decision-making ability and to find solutions in complex situations
• Ability to structure and organize
• Leadership and entrepreneurial spirit
• Ease in communicating with all types of interlocutors ("business" and "technical")
• Curiosity, with sensitivity to changing uses
• Sense of priorities and sense of customer service
• Strong ability to learn and quickly assimilate new concepts (functional or technological)
• Appetite for numerical data analysis