Product Owner

limitless; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Pension scheme

Private medical insurance

Life insurance

Job summary

Limitless in London is seeking a Product Owner to drive a live platform used across a global business. This role sits in a digital team and focuses on the thinking behind the product and its delivery, not just backlog admin.

You’ll own the next phase, work with a Senior PM, a product designer, analysts, and an expanding engineering team, in a flexible scrum environment with AI tooling. The job is hybrid, with two days a week in central London.

Qualifications

• Strong data and business logic to explain downstream impact.
• Experience working daily with engineering teams in CI/CD.
• Confident, stakeholder-facing, able to challenge senior decisions.
• Autonomy in a complex product area.
• PO background or product analytics experience.

Responsibilities

• Own the domain strategy and drive delivery with the engineering team.
• Explain data-driven decisions to stakeholders.
• Work in a cross-functional, CI/CD environment.

Skills

Data & logic

Engineering collaboration (CI/CD)

Stakeholder management

Autonomy in complex domains

PO background / product analytics

Job description

Product Owner - London hybrid - £60-70k

Most PO roles doing the rounds right now are backlog admin dressed up as strategy. You inherit someone else’s mess, keep tickets moving, and never get near the parts that actually shape the product.

This one’s the opposite. You’d own the next phase of a platform that’s already live, already trusted, and already compulsory across a global business. It’s one of the most used products in the company, so when it gets better, thousands of people feel it. The foundations are in, and the job now is taking it well beyond the first version, building what users are actually asking for.

You’d sit inside a digital team embedded in a much larger business. They’ve run like a startup for years, building their own products, with global backing and without most of the red tape.

It’s a logic-heavy role. You’ll be the person who can look at the data and the rules behind it and work out what happens downstream when something changes, then explain it clearly to engineers and stakeholders. Design is already covered by a strong product designer, so your focus is the thinking behind the product and getting it delivered.

Day to day, you’d be working with:

• A Senior Product Manager who owns the domain and is your line manager
• A product designer, plus analysts who act as your runners
• A blended engineering team, with capacity being added over time

Delivery is a flexible scrum, not sprint theatre, with real weight on finishing what’s in flight before pulling in new work. They use AI tooling day to day, but stories are still written and owned by humans.

What we’re looking for:

• Strong data and business logic: you can work out what happens if we do X, and why
• Real experience working day to day with engineering teams in a cross-functional, CI/CD environment
• Confident dealing with stakeholders. You bring people with you, but you’ll challenge senior people when a decision doesn’t stack up, and make a call without needing to build up to it
• Someone who can get up to speed quickly and run with autonomy in a complex area
• A product analyst or PO background works well here. A compliance or contracts-type background is a bonus, but not essential

People stay here, and POs get to move across different products as new things get built.

The process is simple: a conversational first chat with the Senior PM and the product team, a practical exercise on a real data set that you talk the team through, then a final conversation in the office.

• £60,000 - £70,000 + 25 days holiday + bank holidays, Pension scheme, Private medical insurance, Life insurance and much more!
• Permanent, hybrid, 2 days a week in central London, with the whole product team in on the same days
• Three stage interview process

If you’re currently stuck maintaining someone else’s roadmap and you’d rather get your teeth into a real, widely used product.