(15h Left) Revenue Management Product Owner

About Accelya’s Product Team

It’s our mission to enable the air transport industry to move further and faster without limits. With our intelligent, modular, cloud products, we help transformation fragmented legacy processes to personalized, omni-channel retailing experiences. We power the end-to-end retailing processes from discovery to loyalty.

We’re a product led company that make data driven, strategic product decisions, allowing us to move with greater agility than anyone else.

The Product team is the connecting tissue within the Accelya organisation that ensures we make the right product investments and extensively collaborates across the organisation to ensure we best serve our customers.

Job purpose

As a Product Owner (PO) at Accelya, you bridge the gap between the customer and business and needs and the development organisation. You ensure that product and technology teams work together daily to make sure the delivery of products that customers love.

As a key leader in the Agile Revenue Management team, you maximise the value delivered by ensuring that the teams backlog is aligned with the customer and key stakeholder needs and the solution or capabilities needs are well understood.

As part of the Product and Technology organisation, you represent the business and customer within the Agile team working together with the Product Manager (PM), who defines why and what should be done, with what can be done, collaborating daily with the development team and development manager to ensure the use cases, acceptance tests are well understood, sized and the backlog is prioritized.

What will you do?

• In close partnership with the PM, as the PO you are responsible for the development stage of the product lifecycle, ensuring the customer and business voice is well understood throughout.
• By working with key stakeholders (PM, Architects etc.) you can create the requirements, user stories and acceptances tests that provide the freedom to the technology team to solve challenges, while making sure the product is solving the real business challenge.
• You understand the market and transformations occurring in the customer base, you represent the customer (buyer) and user (business user or end customer) in the planning process and prioritize the backlog.
• You work with the development management and team on estimations and expected release times, holding stakeholders account to commitments.
• You work with the teams planning and managing the backlog and allocate that work to the development capacity aligned with the PM’s guidance.
• You welcome feedback and adapt plans from internal and external stakeholders and ensure quality, security and design are parts of every iteration.

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