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Digital Product Owner - Mobile Banking

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Digital Product Owner - Mobile Banking
We are looking to hire a Digital Product Owner to focus on the Mobile Banking space, covering both Individual and Corporate Banking apps. This is an exciting opportunity to take ownership of the digital product roadmap, ensuring it aligns with the wider Digital Meeting Places product vision while establishing and managing an associated backlog with a clear, customer-focused and service design approach. You’ll be accountable for successful delivery, ensuring product priorities translate into meaningful outcomes for customers and the wider business.
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with key stakeholders across the business, including Financial Product, Technology, Group, Branches and control functions, to understand business needs, priorities and opportunities and ensure these are effectively reflected in the product roadmap.
- Oversee a proactive, customer-focused, multi-disciplinary team, working closely with specialists across insights, UX design, technology delivery, Group, security and architecture to develop highly effective digital products through research, ideation and design.
- Define and measure clear success criteria for your digital products, establishing meaningful business outcomes that support the Bank’s wider strategic objectives.
- Create effective feedback loops to understand the impact of your products and use these insights to continually review, refine and prioritise the backlog, maximising value in line with the overarching product roadmap and business outcomes.
- Take responsibility for the seamless delivery of digital products to end users, including appropriate training, communications and supporting literature to encourage successful adoption.
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Requirements
- Customer-centric, with a strong focus on end-user experience and outcomes.
- Strong working knowledge of the Financial Services industry.
- Experience working in a digital product delivery environment, with exposure to or knowledge of Agile development and change methodologies, and a strong understanding of what good looks like for mobile banking journeys.
- A highly positive and collaborative team player who actively engages stakeholders, supports colleagues and shares knowledge.
- Influencing skills needed to confidently represent the Digital Product area and gain buy-in to strategy and roadmap decisions across a diverse stakeholder group.
- Ability to manage multiple deliverables simultaneously, often with competing priorities, while maintaining a clear focus on customer and business outcomes.
- Strong awareness of the digital banking ecosystem, keeping up to date with market trends, emerging opportunities and competitor propositions.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.


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