AVP, Product Owner

LPL Financial•Fort Mill, SC

1d•$109,283 - $182,104

About The Position

The AVP Product Owner, Money Movement is responsible for owning and executing the product backlog for a squad supporting LPL Financial’s money movement platform, including capabilities that support ACH, wire, check, and real-time payment processing. This role partners closely with business stakeholders, engineering teams, and product management to define requirements, manage dependencies, and deliver scalable solutions that support financial advisors and their clients.

Requirements

5+ years of product ownership or business analysis experience in an agile delivery environment.
Experience writing user stories with testable acceptance criteria.
Experience documenting edge cases and non-functional requirements as part of product specifications.
Experience working within Scrum and/or SAFe delivery frameworks.
Experience applying and maintaining Definition of Ready (DoR) and Definition of Done (DoD) practices.

Nice To Haves

Experience conducting stakeholder interviews, journey mapping, gap analysis, and requirements workshops.
Experience coordinating cross-team dependencies across upstream and downstream stakeholders.
Familiarity with ACH, wire transfers, check processing, reconciliation, or related payment operations.
Experience within financial services, fintech, banking, or wealth management environments.
Experience supporting PI planning activities and feature readiness processes.

Responsibilities

Own and prioritize the product backlog for a Money Movement product squad, including features, epics, and user stories with clear acceptance criteria.
Lead discovery activities including stakeholder interviews, journey mapping, requirements gathering workshops, and gap analysis.
Identify, document, and manage cross-functional dependencies to support timely delivery.
Maintain delivery practices including backlog refinement, sprint readiness, definition of ready, definition of done, and defect triage.
Translate business needs into technical requirements and communicate technical solutions to business stakeholders.
Partner with product management and peer product owners during PI planning to prepare features with defined scope, sizing, and dependencies.
Define requirements that encompass end-to-end user journeys, including edge cases, exception handling, and user-facing outcomes.
Collaborate with engineering and quality assurance teams throughout the software development lifecycle to support successful delivery and adoption.