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Product Owner – London SE (hybrid onsite/WFH)

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Product Owner – London SE (hybrid onsite/WFH)
Our client is a multinational involved in FMCG (Food and Beverage) and has engaged IT Search to engage experienced Product Owners with domain experience, the ability to work in South East London on a hybrid basis who are looking to expand their career and experience in working with multiple departments, translating needs and requirements into actionable technical solutions.
Key to this role is knowledge and experience in Digital Shelf Analytics, ideally within Food and Beverage concerns.
The ideal candidate will have a good background in Business Analysis, Product specific training and the ability to understand and communicate with business stakeholders, third party technology suppliers and internal development and QA teams.
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The role:
- Acting as Technical Subject Matter expert across a number of teams, identifying and executing business needs working closely with specific third technical partners
- Focusing on feature enhancement across a suite of data led products with a keen eye for documentation, design of information flow and bringing improvements in UX or automation utilising past expertise
- Take responsibility for Identity and Access Management across Analytic tools and more
- Hands on QA and training aspects where necessary as well as reporting of budgetary concerns


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Requirements:
- Educated to degree level in IT or similar preferred
- Expertise in areas of FMCG specific workflows, retail, shelf strategies
- Specific hands on experience with eCommerce Market Intelligence tools (a non negotiable aspect), Stackline, Data Impact, Edge etc.
- Exceptional communication and reporting experience is required
Please note, this role is based in London (SE) and there is an onsite requirement each week. We can only accept applications from candidates permitted to work in the UK.
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