Digital Channels - TPO Public Web CMS

Responsible for the Software Product/Program vision and user story roadmap.

• Responsible for the delivery of the SW, translate product line roadmap into actionable items (features, user stories) for each product / squad, manage priorities and resources within the Squad and resolve conflicts with other teams outside the squad.
• Responsible for the release/delivery SW product/program plan.
• Owns and create the backlog of user stories, leads backlog prioritization in sprint planning sessions.
• Aligns SW with Product Director, including user stories contributing to program features.
• Owns refinement activities on User Story Backlog to drive preparation of user stories in ready-for-development status.
• Supports Engineering team, acting as the analysis expert on the team, sorting out blocks and dependencies between user stories.
• Responsible for ensuring all User Stories meet "Definition of Done" and "Definition of Ready" criteria agreed.
• Guarantee the required degree of test automation.
• Support country implementation providing required skills at each stage of the project.
• Drive the development of decoupled web platforms using a headless CMS and modern frontend frameworks.
• Collaborate with solution architects and DevOps team on infrastructure, leveraging AWS services like Fargate, S3, Cloudfront, and DynamoDB.
• Ensure best practices in SEO, accessibility, structured content (JSON-LD, schema.org), and localization workflows.
• Maintain clear documentation, roadmaps, and progress tracking through tools like JIRA and Confluence.

• Experience working with headless CMS platforms (AEM, Drupal, Contentful, Sanity, etc.) integrated with modern frontend frameworks.
• Familiarity with decoupled architectures and the challenges of coordinating frontend/backend delivery.
• Strong leadership, stakeholder management, and ability to drive delivery in high-pressure environments.
• Experience in regulated or enterprise environments is a plus.
• Knowledge of Adobe AEM and/or Next.js is a strong plus, but not mandatory-what matters most is a solid understanding of headless content models and modern frontend integration.