Service Owner

Xpt Software — Australia · Posted ~9 hours ago

Lead

Skills

Financial Services domain SAFe Agile Scrum Product Ownership Backlog management Epic and User Story definition Stakeholder management SAFe Agile

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

Take ownership of a client-focused service in a financial services environment. You will prioritize customer needs, manage the product backlog, define epics and user stories, align delivery with team capacity and budgets, and present strategies and ideas to stakeholders using SAFe Agile practices.

Highlights

Lead product strategy and prioritization while working closely with clients, Scrum teams, and stakeholders. The role combines product ownership, agile delivery, budgeting, and strategic planning.

Description

Responsible for the product and acting as a spokesperson for the clients, a Service Owner must: • Exposure to FS Domain and hands on experience in SAFEAGILE methodology in multiple roles as Scrum Master, Product\Service Owner • Identify and prioritise a client’s needs and requirements: define the user target, its expectations and thus the product’s main features; • Update the product backlog, a kind of to-do-list to prioritise the various features to develop. At every stage (or iteration), the Product Backlog is evaluated and presented to the clients to ensure the final product or service fits user requirements; • Define EPICS and User Stories, a short and clear description of the customer's needs, to make sure they can be done within the allocated budget; • Ensure budgets are approved for the EPICS assigned to the Scrum teams. Estimated solution should be matching the scrum team capacity and velocity. • Preparing strategy and presenting ideas for stakeholders. • Defining the features of the product according to customer requirements. • Leading the development process by creating a product roadmap based on this vision. • Acting as the main point of contact between teams and stakeholders. • Looking after all the stages of product creation including design and development. • Organising and ranking the items in the product backlog according to requirements. • Helping the scrum/product development team achieve each sprint’s goals. • Before the product is released, each iteration is adjusted and improved. • Locating areas that want improvement. • Informing stakeholders and customers about the product’s status.