Data Product Owner, Financial Crime Technology

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Join us as a Data Product Owner, Financial Crime Technology

Build your career in an influential role, as you’ll own a product vision and roadmap and be contributing to the wider platform vision and roadmap

You’ll be working with Financial Crime Process Owners and Platform Leads, keeping them up to date and getting their feedback to help us shape the future of our business

Drawing on your knowledge of data, controls and Agile methodologies and your passion for innovation, you'll be making a key contribution to our team culture 

What you'll do

As a Data Product Owner for Financial Crime Technology, you’ll bring the point of view of our Product Teams, end users and stakeholders to the forefront of understanding the product vision for our data controls environment. You’ll be defining the Data (Key Data Elements) used in the Financial Crime Services (FCS) process journeys and ensuring that they are maintained and managed in line with Bank Data Governance.

With exceptional leadership skills, you’ll drive your team towards this vision, regularly stopping along the way to check-in, adjust, calibrate and move forward. We’ll also look to you to make sure that stories and enablers meet acceptance and quality criteria, keeping them in-line with the vision, features and programme increment objectives.

Your responsibilities will include:

Working with the Financial Crime process owners, and platform leads, defining, maintaining and enhancing the Data Controls across the process journey

Making sure the data controls allow us to identify, measure, monitor the data consumed by our Financial Crime processes

Driving the prioritisation of data issues; and ensure we remediate data quality issues impacting our Financial Crime processes

Driving the culture of data ownership across product and platform teams

Making sure that the backlog is maintained, and that your delivery teams are frequently collaborating with customers or users to populate and refine the backlog

Helping to drive programme iteration objectives at a team or enterprise level, and coordinating with other product owners and system teams

Working with enterprise architects and teams to understand and prioritise the enablers

Supporting the development of your teams by answering any questions and removing impediments

Tracking and reporting progress, and attending any retrospective, spanning all delivery teams that are involved with delivering the product

The skills you'll need

We’re looking for a creative thinker, with a good understanding of data, controls and Agile methodologies and experience of working in an Agile or controls team. You’ll need to be able to relate your everyday work to the broader strategic vision of your feature team, along with the ability to maintain a strong focus on business outcomes. And, you’ll have excellent communication and influencing skills.

Additionally, we’ll expect you to have:

Knowledge of the data lifecycle; including ownership and management of data

Knowledge of data modelling and data architecture and the how they can be used in our data lifecycle

The ability to explain complex data issues using language understood by all colleagues

Knowledge of product development and management techniques

Experience of changing team or department mind-sets, culture and structure

A background of working with delivery teams and knowledge of collaboration techniques

The ability to motivate, actively engage and communicate with colleagues at all levels

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