Technology Product Analyst - AI & Data Platforms

CVS Health

Atlanta (GA)

On-site

USD 65,000 - 173,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Job summary

CVS Health is seeking a Sr. Analyst - Technology Product to shape and support technology products powering the HR experience.

You will translate high-level capability needs into clear requirements, keep product documentation current, and help the team deliver reliable releases with developers and scrum teams. You will research the market, bring forward ideas, and work with tech product owners to set direction for quarterly and annual planning, communicating with audiences of all sizes across a

Qualifications

5+ years in the Technology industry.
3+ years in a Technology product organization.
3+ years with public cloud platforms (e.g., Google Cloud, Azure).
3+ years of hands-on Jira and Confluence.
2+ years of excellent written and verbal communication.
2+ years delivering presentations to large audiences.
2+ years collaborating with large, cross-functional teams.
2+ years managing multiple products and shifting priorities.
1+ year with AI productivity tools (Claude, Copilot).

Responsibilities

Define requirements, write user stories, and maintain backlog in Jira.
Create and update product playbooks, help content, and release notes in Confluence.
Coordinate release planning, testing, and readiness, and communicate changes.
Partner with developers, scrum masters, and teams; participate in sprint ceremonies.
Be the voice of the customer; gather feedback and translate into improvements.
Research market trends and AI/data capabilities; propose ideas.
Help build quarterly/annual roadmaps with priorities and success measures.
Present product capabilities and roadmaps to leadership and large audiences.
Collaborate across the enterprise to align efforts and reuse opportunities.
Manage multiple priorities while maintaining professionalism in high-pressure situations.