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IFS Product Owner

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IFS Product Owner
Location: UK / Hybrid
Contract: Contract
IR35: Outside IR35
Duration: 6–12 months
Rate: Competitive, dependent on experience
The Role
We are currently looking for an experienced IFS Product Owner to support a key IFS programme, with a particular focus on Services & Maintenance and Mobile Workforce Management (MWO).
The successful candidate will take ownership of the IFS product backlog and roadmap, working closely with business stakeholders, functional consultants, and technical teams to translate business requirements into effective IFS solutions.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and manage the IFS product backlog and roadmap.
- Act as the functional Product Owner for IFS Services & Maintenance and MWO.
- Work with stakeholders to capture, challenge, and prioritise business requirements.
- Translate requirements into user stories, functional requirements, and acceptance criteria.
- Prioritise enhancements based on business value and programme objectives.
- Work closely with IFS functional, technical, and development teams.
- Support solution design, testing, releases, and user adoption.
- Identify opportunities to improve service, maintenance, and field operations through IFS.
- Provide functional leadership across the wider IFS landscape where required.
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Key Skills & Experience
- Strong experience working with IFS ERP / IFS Cloud.
- Previous experience as an IFS Product Owner, Functional Lead, Business Analyst, or similar.
- Strong hands-on experience with IFS Services & Maintenance.
- Strong knowledge of IFS MWO / Mobile Workforce Management.
- Good understanding of service, maintenance, field service, and asset management processes.
- Experience managing product backlogs, roadmaps, and priorities.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Ability to translate business requirements into practical IFS solutions.


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Desirable
- Experience with IFS PSO – Planning & Scheduling Optimisation.
- Knowledge of other IFS functional areas including EAM, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Finance, or Projects.
- Previous experience supporting IFS Cloud implementations, upgrades, or continuous improvement programmes.
- Experience working within complex or multi-site IFS environments.
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