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Proactive Resilience Product Owner

Derbyshire
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Role: Proactive Resilience Product Owner

Location: Sheffield – office presence required

Start Date: August 2026

End Date: 6-12 Months

Daily Rate: Inside IR35

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This is an exciting opportunity to join Deloitte Operations for an engagement with one of our clients.

The Role

Own and evolve a Proactive Resilience product/capability that anticipates, prevents, and mitigates technology and service disruption. You’ll translate resilience outcomes (availability, recoverability, performance, operational readiness) into a clear product roadmap, measurable value, and repeatable adoption across platforms and teams.

Key Responsibilities

Product strategy & roadmap

  • Define product vision, target users, and a prioritised roadmap aligned to business services.
  • Maintain a clear backlog of resilience features

Outcome-driven delivery

  • Set OKRs/KPIs for proactive resilience
  • Maintain a Community of Practice to surface potential resilience improvements, maintained and prioritised via a backlog

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Resilience-by-design

  • Embed resilience enhancements into SDLC and change processes (non-functional requirements, release readiness, operational acceptance).
  • Champion practices such as chaos engineering, game days, fault injection, capacity and performance testing, and DR readiness.

Observability & insights

  • Partner with monitoring/observability teams to improve telemetry, alert quality, and actionable dashboards
  • Use data to identify systemic risks, recurring failure modes, and “top offenders” across services

Automation & operational excellence

  • Prioritise automation for detection, triage, and remediation

Stakeholder Management

  • Align engineering, operations, architecture, risk, and business stakeholders on resilience priorities
  • Communicate progress and risk clearly to senior leadership; manage dependencies and delivery risks

Governance & controls

  • Ensure the product supports relevant operational resilience expectations (e.g., impact tolerances, testing evidence, auditability)
  • Maintain documentation, controls evidence, and reporting suitable for risk and assurance audiences

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Experience & Skills Required

  • Product ownership/management experience in platform, SRE, or operational resilience domains
  • Operational Resilience
  • SRE principles (SLO/SLI), incident/problem management, and service management
  • Resilience patterns (redundancy, graceful degradation)
  • DR/BCP concepts (RTO/RPO), high availability, and dependency management
  • Data-driven decision-making: ability to use incident, change, and telemetry data to prioritise
  • Agile delivery expertise (Scrum/Kanban), backlog management, and stakeholder communication

Desirable

  • Familiarity with resilience patterns and platform engineering
  • Experience running game days/chaos experiments and translating findings into engineering work
  • Financial services experience and comfort working with risk, compliance, and audit partners
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Skills

Product Ownership
Operational Resilience
Incident Management
Service Management
Data-Driven Decision Making
Agile Delivery
Backlog Management
Stakeholder Communication
Resilience Patterns
Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity Planning
Telemetry
Automation
Observability
Chaos Engineering
Performance Testing

Location

Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom

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