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We are looking for a reliable Lead Product Owner that will oversee product design teams at SovTech. Your duties will include translating ideas into strategy, features, and the UI & UX of world class products.
Things About You
Business Analysis skills - you understand businesses and love getting stuck into other people's processes.
UX Design - you know what good platforms and processes look like, and you pick up on subtle tricks in the trade.
You can maintain a product strategy on behalf of clients, and represent clients interests internally.
You can workshop feedback from customers, stakeholders and other teams to shape requirements, features and end products
You know what to put on a 6 month roadmap and a 12 month roadmap.
You love designing software at speed, and think that a fair bit of interfaces can be standardised.
Some Requirements
2+ years' experience of working on Product Manager or other relevant position (some people are uber-talented, though most applicants probably at 4+ years experience in this)
A portfolio of impressive products that you were part of.
Demonstrated understanding of technology and its power.
Strong organisational, leadership and communication skills - can you lead teams and inspire clients?
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