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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Product Owner - **Company:** Oomnitza Inc. - **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States (Remote available) - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $120,000.0 - $165,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Agile Methodology, Software Bug Management, Software as a Service, Computer Literacy, IT Management, Scrum Methodology, Enterprise Software Applications, Technical Debt, Information Technology, Low-code - **Published:** September 4, 2026 - **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/product-owner-us-remote-oomnitza-8988475 ## About the Role * Bachelor's degree in business, computer science, or a related field, or equivalent experience. * 5+ years as a Product Owner, Scrum Master, or Technical Program Manager in an agile B2B SaaS environment. * Strong knowledge of agile and scrum methodologies, and the practical experience to know when to follow the playbook and when to deviate from it. * Demonstrated ability to prioritize across competing inputs (strategic, customer, technical) and defend those priorities with clear reasoning. * Sharp instincts for spotting blockers and the communication skills to escalate them without creating drama. * Technical literacy. You can read an API spec, follow an architecture conversation, and reason about engineering tradeoffs well enough to make calls on the backlog. * Strong written and verbal communication. You are a clarifier, not a confuser. * Detail-oriented and structured. You hold a complex backlog in your head and still keep the team's next two weeks crisp. * Collaborative, low-ego team player. You measure success by the team's throughput. * SaaS platform and API integration experience is required. IT Asset Management, ITSM, or adjacent enterprise IT experience is a strong plus. ## Description Oomnitza offers the industry's most versatile Enterprise Technology Management platform that orchestrates and automates key business processes for IT. Our SaaS solution, with agentless integrations, best practices and low-code workflows, enables enterprises to leverage their existing infrastructure systems and automate processes such as offboarding, onboarding, audit readiness, refresh forecasting and more, thereby reducing reliance on error-prone manual tasks and tickets. We help some of the most well-known and innovative companies to improve efficiency, expedite audits, mitigate cyber risk and eliminate redundant IT spend. Oomnitza is hiring a Product Owner to drive throughput on our engineering teams. The role is tactical and focused: organize and prioritize the backlog, identify blockers, and get them resolved with minimal disruption to the team. You sit alongside the engineering team and act as the central clearing house for incoming work: strategic priorities from Product Engineering, customer escalations from Support and Customer Success, engineering-identified technical debt, and deferred bugs. You keep the team's plate full of the right work, in the right order. You also run the team's engineering ceremonies, but ceremonies are a means, not the goal. The goal is throughput. What You'll Do * Own the engineering team backlog. Maintain it in a prioritized, ready-to-work state with the right mix of strategic features, customer escalations, technical debt, and bug fixes. * Prioritize across product strategic priorities, customer escalations, and engineering-identified technical debt. Make the tradeoffs explicit. * Identify blockers early (technical, organizational, cross-team, or strategic) and escalate to the right owner to unblock the team with minimal impact to delivery. * Run engineering ceremonies: daily stand-up, backlog grooming, sprint planning, and retrospectives. Use them as instruments to surface issues and manage flow. * Partner with Product Engineers to translate validated solutions into well-formed user stories, acceptance criteria, and a sequenced delivery plan. * Partner with Customer Success and Support to triage customer escalations, scope the real problem, and slot the work appropriately. * Set realistic delivery expectations and provide regular, honest updates on what is shipping, what is at risk, and why. * Maintain a trust-based relationship with the engineering team. 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