Your role
We're looking for an experienced Product Manager to:
- Deeply understand the needs of our stakeholders and translate them into a software requirement backlog in order to deliver sustainable solutions for our clients
- Provide engineering and analytical expertise to support pre-inceptions and evaluate solutions together with the product owner, stakeholders and peers
- Identify and align with people and systems impacted by functional and non-functional requirements
- Collaborate with cross-functional scrum teams on iterative deliverables to meet the business goals within an agile software delivery framework
- Structure and document requirements, incl. user stories and acceptance criteria, in an easy to understand and effective manner and with the use of UML models, where helpful
- Track requirements during the product development cycle and ensure their transparency towards all relevant stakeholders
- Manage sufficient product documentation and manuals for internal stakeholders
- Co-develop a clear product vision and strategy with the product owner, covering the full product lifecycle (including decommissioning, version and infrastructure upgrades)
Your team
You'll be working in a global team setup in the crew: Client Products. We manage & determine valid banking product offerings for all client segments throughout the bank.
Your expertise
- Ideally more than 6 years of professional experience working preferably in a banking environment in a global setup
- Business requirements grooming and translating them into suitable, cost-effective IT products for implementation
- Experience working in a demanding, globally distributed and team-based environment and ability to work independently
- Process flow analysis skills and use case modelling from an end-to-end perspective incl. UML models such as business concept diagrams, state diagrams
- Vetting of business change requests and assessing proposed solutions with the dev teams, so that effort estimation can be provided
- Experienced in data analysis (e.g. SQL queries, code analysis etc.), if possible with background as a software engineer