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# Product Owner

- **Company:** LEVY PROFESSIONALS
- **Location:** Amstelveen, Netherlands
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Agile Methodology, DevOps, Enterprise Content Management, Web Performance Optimization, Web Platforms, Front End Software Development
- **Published:** July 25, 2026
- **Apply:** https://nl.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=aff9a61a95d58399

## About the Role

* Proven experience as a Product Owner managing large-scale digital products or digital channels.
 * Strong track record of delivering customer and business value.
 * Experience working in Agile and DevOps environments.
 * Experience managing multiple stakeholders with competing priorities.
 * Experience translating strategic objectives into product roadmaps.
 * Experience working with digital platforms, websites or content management systems is highly desirable.
 * Experience with CMS migrations or enterprise content platforms (such as Contentstack) is an advantage.

## Description

You'll work with two Agile development teams responsible for both the existing frontend platform and the next-generation Contentstack-based content management ecosystem., * Define and communicate a clear product vision for your teams.

 * Prioritize and manage product backlogs based on customer and business value.
 * Translate strategic objectives into an actionable product roadmap.
 * Guide two Agile/DevOps teams through product development and platform improvements.
 * Play a key role in the migration to the new Contentstack content management ecosystem.
 * Manage expectations across a diverse stakeholder landscape.
 * Communicate priorities, timelines and trade-offs transparently.
 * Work closely with Product Owners, architects, engineers and business stakeholders to deliver high-quality digital experiences.
 * Continuously improve website performance, customer journeys and platform capabilities.


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