Lead Technical Product Owner 101337
$78-81.77/hr
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$78-81.77/hr
About the role
- Describes methods for estimating costs for request fulfillment.
- Defines responses for non-standard or unsupported change requests.
- Contributes to the design and development of request process flow and templates.
- Clarifies description, components affected, need, cost estimate, risk, resources, status.
- Manages all aspects of the change request process.
- Researches new tools and techniques for monitoring product efficacy. Software Engineering: Knowledge of software engineering; ability to deliver new or enhanced fee-based software products. Level Working Knowledge: Identifies considerations for product integration with multiple platforms and systems. Works with development or delivery of a software package or component. Describes phases, activities, deliverables and processes for a specific methodology. Works with structured documents for developing features, functions, plans and schedules. Describes software design practices, technologies, and considerations. Software Problem Management: Knowledge of strategies, practices and tools for resolving software problems; ability to manage software problems in installed software products. Level Working Knowledge:
- Documents resolution progress and provides feedback to customers.
- Describes issues and consideration for resolving problems involving other products or vendors.
- Works with tracking and resolving common types of problems for a product or product group.
- Describes actions, tools, and procedures for problem reporting, solving, and resolution.
- Cites examples of unusual problems; follows proper notifications and escalation procedures Software Product Business Knowledge: Knowledge of and experience with the business aspects and operation of a software product; ability to manage install base, current uses, future plans, and product vision. Level Extensive Experience:
- Participates in enhancing the sales process and expanding sales opportunities.
- Collects, documents, and maintains product functional requirements; makes recommendations.
- Supports and participates in major installations and customizations.
- Maintains and disseminates information on customer use and experiences.
- Has knowledge of all advanced business features and functions of the product.
- Relates experiences with unusual or non-traditional uses; assesses opportunities and challenges. User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Knowledge of UAT activities, tasks, tools and techniques; ability to design, implement and evaluate acceptance tests for end-users. Level Extensive Experience:
- Compares and contrasts features and benefits of major acceptance testing frameworks.
- Critiques user acceptance plans for appropriateness and completeness.
- Develops approaches for acceptance testing following legal or contractual agreements.
- Monitors end-users in defining the testing environment and acceptance criteria; explains the importance of being actively involved in test designs and other testing phases.
- Applies user acceptance testing in typical software development scenarios.
- Consults on test strategies, components, processes, plans and approaches during the user acceptance testing process.
- Reviews others' writing or presentations and provides feedback and coaching.
- Adapts documents and presentations for the intended audience.
- Demonstrates both empathy and assertiveness when communicating a need or defending a position.
- Communicates well downward, upward, and outward.
- Employs appropriate methods of persuasion when soliciting agreement.
- Maintains focus on the topic at hand.
- Disqualifiers/Red Flags/Overqualifications:
- Consistent job hopping/ choppy tenure
- Local candidates only currently. Those who would want to relocate, please keep them warm, but do not submit unless we state so.
- Coordinates with product development engineers to track and communicate design, development, support, and maintenance problems and solutions.
- Identifies, documents, and reports design, reliability and maintenance problems and bugs. Gathers and consolidates feedback from customers and field staff.
- Coordinates with field support specialists and customers to address and resolve problems and expand product usage.
- Answers customer and field support questions; provides guidance and support for product integration and infrastructure issues.
- Reason/motivation for request:
- New headcount
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