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Product Owner - Payments - Perm role - £60K - Hybrid (M4 Corridor)
An excellent opportunity for a Product Owner to join a thriving and growing software business, and take responsibility for a number of key initiatives around payments; both delivering features alongside Scrum teams, and contributing to the strategic roadmap.
You'll be responsible for working on a number of key projects focused on payments within the software solution. These will range from a key multi-year program to a number of smaller deliverables. Additionally, you'll work closely with various teams and customers to contribute to the payments product roadmap, prioritizing features and putting together business cases. You'll work day to day with Scrum teams within the business to prioritize and deliver features, deliver the backlog and plan sprints, and ensure that features are fully integrated into the overall product strategy.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Work on key projects focused on payments within the software solution.
- Contribute to the payments product roadmap.
- Prioritize features and put together business cases.
- Work with Scrum teams to prioritize and deliver features.
- Deliver the backlog and plan sprints.
- Ensure features are fully integrated into the overall product strategy.


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Requirements:
- Previous experience as a Product Owner or Manager in a SaaS vendor environment.
- Payments experience - cards processing ideally, but mobile payments, direct debits, etc., would be highly valuable.
- Experience working in both B2B and B2C environments would be helpful.
- Previous experience with web and mobile apps.
- Direct customer and stakeholder engagement is essential.
The role is hybrid - two days a week in the office in the M4 Corridor.
Salary is around £60K base.
For more details, please contact Justin Sleep with a copy of your resume.
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