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Senior Technical Product Owner - HR SAP

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You’ll join the SAP Product Management team within GIS, where we are responsible for the strategy, development, and ongoing performance of key SAP platforms that support core business services. This role focuses on SAP HR and works closely with business stakeholders, technical teams, and partners to ensure the platform continues to meet current needs while supporting future priorities. It’s a varied role with a strong mix of product ownership, stakeholder engagement, governance, and delivery oversight.
What you’ll do
- Own the strategy, roadmap, and ongoing development of the SAP HR product landscape.
- Work with stakeholders across Technology Office, GIS, and the wider business to identify priorities and shape future platform direction.
- Develop and maintain a multi-year roadmap for deployment, adoption, and service evolution.
- Define and maintain standards, policies, and procedures for the design, build, test, implementation, and use of SAP HR solutions.
- Lead the delivery of investments, initiatives, and continuous improvements, ensuring they meet agreed-upon time, cost, and quality expectations.
- Drive product planning activities, including backlog prioritization, user stories, EPICs, and delivery coordination.
- Oversee solution design, build, testing, implementation, and transition into production.
- Ensure services operate effectively, with a focus on resilience, performance, service levels, and value for money.
- Manage third-party providers and support strong operational governance across the service.
- Provide leadership to teams and partners, helping to build capability, alignment, and delivery focus.
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- Strong SAP HR platform knowledge and an understanding of product ownership within an enterprise environment.
- Experience developing product strategy, roadmaps, and service improvements.
- Knowledge of delivery and service frameworks such as ITIL, SAFe, and DevSecOps.
- Ability to balance multiple stakeholder priorities and translate business needs into practical outcomes.
- Strong project and delivery management skills, with the ability to manage multiple initiatives at the same time.
- Excellent facilitation, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills.
- Experience working in customer- and user-facing environments, including presenting, influencing, and managing competing priorities.
- A collaborative leadership style with the ability to support teams across a matrix organization.
- Strong organizational skills, problem-solving ability, and a focus on service excellence.
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