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Broadcom Inc.

Product Owner

Broadcom Inc.

Durham, NC · full time · Mid

$104,100 – $166,500

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What this role is

This role owns the product backlog and delivery strategy for Broadcom's AI-powered mainframe application analysis tools, working between engineering teams and customers to translate business needs into shipped features. It suits someone comfortable with complex enterprise software, comfortable influencing without direct authority, and ready to be equally at home in a sprint planning meeting or listening to a customer's technical challenges.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering with minimum 8 years of related experience, or Master's degree in Engineering with 6+ years of related experience
  • Proven ability to own, prioritize, and groom a product backlog
  • Experience translating high-level roadmap items into actionable User Stories
  • Experience breaking down complex technical requirements into concrete outcomes with clear Acceptance Criteria
  • Demonstrated ability to influence cross-functional teams without direct authority
  • Success managing complex relationships with diverse stakeholders including customers and engineering leadership

Nice to have

  • Understanding of mainframe application composition across COBOL, JCL, CICS, DB2, VSAM, and Endevor
  • Experience guiding development of modern developer interfaces such as VS Code extensions and CLI tools
  • Strong understanding of modern collaboration workflows including mainframe SCMs like Endevor
  • Knowledge of AI and LLMs in corporate environments, including Model Context Protocols

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