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Senior Product Owner

Posted 11 days ago

agility partnersDayton (OH)

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About the role

Agility Partners is seeking a Product Owner to join a financial services product team in Cincinnati. This role is ideal for someone with strong Product Owner experience and a background in wealth management, asset management, or investment advisory. You'll partner closely with business stakeholders and technology teams to translate business needs into product solutions, own and prioritize the backlog, develop user stories and acceptance criteria, and drive delivery within an Agile environment. You'll also help teams operating in legacy environments strengthen Agile practices as they move toward modernization. What We're Looking For3–5+ years of Product Owner, Product Analyst, or Business Analyst experience Strong backlog ownership, prioritization, and Agile/Scrum experience Wealth Management, Asset Management, Investment Advisory, or related investment experience Experience with advisor platforms, portfolio management, client onboarding, account servicing, or investment operations is highly desired Strong business and technical stakeholder management skills Experience working in complex enterprise environments Knowledge of APIs, integrations, middleware, or data flows is a plus
Additional Details:
  • Onsite in CincinnatiW2 contract-to-hire with Agility Partners
  • Potential to convert to FTE after 12–24 months
  • Multiple openings available

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