Senior Product Owner
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As Senior Product Owner, you’ll maximize the value delivered across a broad, complex, or strategically important area of Login Enterprise. You’ll help shape product direction, lead discovery, own and prioritize the backlog, and make product decisions with a high degree of autonomy.
This role rewards strong product judgment, technical curiosity, and comfort with ambiguity. You’ll balance near-term delivery against long-term product health and help raise the bar on product practice across the team.
What You’ll Do
- Translate validated customer and business needs into clear requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, workflows, and supporting documentation.
- Own an ordered, outcome-focused backlog; make the difficult trade-offs when customer, technical, and business needs compete; and manage dependencies across teams and product areas.
- Participate actively in planning, backlog refinement, reviews, demonstrations, and retrospectives.
- Partner with Product Management to shape and communicate the vision, roadmap, and measurable goals for a broad or complex area of Login Enterprise.
- Lead discovery on ambiguous customer and market problems - working directly with customers, partners, and internal teams to frame the problem before choosing a solution.
- Define how success will be measured before development begins, and evaluate adoption, feedback, and business impact after release.
- Work closely with Engineering and UX on feasibility, architectural implications, delivery risk, and release readiness - including lifecycle decisions on migrations, compatibility, deprecation, and platform modernization.
- Build alignment across Product, Engineering, UX, Customer Success, Sales, executives, customers, and partners - and influence decisions beyond your immediate team.
- Improve product practices across the organization and mentor or guide other Product Owners.
Requirements
We care about what you can do, not where you learned it. A formal degree is welcome but not required - hands-on experience and a non-traditional path into product count fully.
- Five or more years as a Product Owner, Product Manager, or in a similar software product role.
- Experience owning a complex enterprise software product, platform, or significant product area.
- Demonstrated ability to lead discovery and turn ambiguous problems into clear product direction and actionable requirements.
- Proven ability to make difficult product, scope, and priority trade-offs with limited supervision.
- Experience defining measurable product outcomes and evaluating delivered value after release.
- Excellent written, verbal, presentation, and stakeholder-management skills, with the ability to influence technical teams, business teams, customers, and senior leadership.
- Strong experience working with engineering teams through the full product lifecycle, in Scrum or Kanban, using tools such as Jira, Azure DevOps, or Confluence.
Nice to Have
- Experience with end-user computing (EUC) - VDI, DaaS, Cloud PCs, desktop virtualization, or Windows application environments.
- Familiarity with Citrix, Omnissa Horizon, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, or Microsoft Remote Desktop Services.
- Background in enterprise or infrastructure software, testing platforms, observability, automation, or systems management.
- Experience with customer-managed, cloud, and hybrid infrastructure, and with APIs, integrations, telemetry, or enterprise data workflows.
- Experience with product analytics, adoption measurement, and other outcome-based product methods.Experience mentoring or guiding other Product Owners.
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