Skill
Product Ownership
Project Management and Productivity Tools
Product ownership, most commonly associated with the Scrum framework, is the responsibility of representing stakeholders' interests by defining and prioritizing a product backlog for a development team. A Product Owner writes user stories, sets acceptance criteria, and makes day-to-day decisions about what the team builds next to maximize value. It's a hands-on, tactical role that translates broader product strategy into actionable work for engineers.
Open roles requiring Product Ownership (2)
Lead Business Analyst: Data Office - Actuarial Data & Tools
American International Group
Full-time · $110,000 – $144,000
This role bridges actuarial business needs and data engineering at AIG's insurance division, requiring someone who understands both insurance reserving and pricing alongside modern data platforms. It suits analysts with 7+ years of experience in insurance or financial data who can translate complex actuarial workflows into technical specifications while managing agile teams.
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Principal Platform Product Manager, Identity Access
Comcast
Philadelphia, PA
Lead the product strategy and delivery of enterprise platform capabilities that serve internal engineering teams and business operations at a major media and technology company. This role suits experienced product managers who excel at balancing standardization with autonomy, driving adoption across large organizations, and translating complex technical and business needs into actionable platform roadmaps.
Listed on Comcast’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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