Forsyth Barnes
Technical Product Owner (Ref: 198140)

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Technical Product Owner (Ref: 198140)
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Our client specialises in delivering management consulting and finance-oriented solutions tailored to pensions, insurers, brokers and financial institutions. The organisation blends sector-specific advisory with hands-on implementation across risk, operations and customer propositions to help clients modernise processes and meet regulatory obligations.
Job Description
The Product Owner will steer the product vision for a suite of digital insurance, pensions and finance solutions used by brokers, underwriters and internal teams. The role requires defining strategic roadmaps, prioritising features by customer value and commercial return, and coordinating cross-functional delivery to achieve timely, high-quality releases.
Key Responsibilities
- Set and maintain the product roadmap for multiple digital offerings within pension, insurance and finance.
- Engage stakeholders across sales, underwriting, operations and compliance to capture requirements and secure alignment.
- Create detailed backlog items, user stories and acceptance criteria to guide development.
- Collaborate with UX and research teams to validate assumptions and refine user journeys.
- Use performance metrics and customer feedback to iterate product improvements.
- Coordinate release planning, manage inter-team dependencies and support commercial launches.
- Embed regulatory and risk controls into product decision-making.
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Requirements
- Demonstrable experience as a Product Owner or Technical Product Manager within pension, insurance, finance or related professional services.
- Track record of working with cross-functional teams including delivery, design, data and commercial stakeholders.
- Strong backlog management, user story authoring and prioritisation skills.
- Data-literate with experience using metrics to inform product choices.
- Excellent stakeholder communication, negotiation and facilitation abilities.
- Knowledge of regulatory and compliance frameworks affecting insurance and financial products.


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Benefits
- Competitive salary and pension plan aligned with industry benchmarks.
- Generous annual leave entitlement plus bank holidays.
- Professional development budget and access to industry training.
- Private medical insurance and life cover options.
- Employee assistance programme and wellbeing resources.
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The role provides an opportunity to shape solutions used by brokers, underwriters and internal teams across the insurance and finance sectors. Candidates from adjacent sectors with relevant digital product experience are encouraged to apply.
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