Principal Product Owner

Pacific Gas And Electric Company•Oakland, CA

1d•$151,000 - $257,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Product Owner provides a clear vision of the product that will be built. From the vision the Product Owner forms well defined user stories, prioritizes user stories and backlog and provides a clear-time line of the product. Maintains the technical integrity and quality of the features/components the team is responsible for. The Product Owner focuses on the end-user experience, needs and features that drive a roadmap to deliver their vision. Builds and maintains relationships that allow the Product Owner to act as the customer proxy. Uses influence to overcome hierarchal challenges. This position is hybrid, working from your remote office and your assigned work location based on business need. The assigned work location will be within the PG&E Service Territory (Oakland).

Requirements

High School or GED-General Educational Development-GED Diploma
Job-related experience, 7 years

Nice To Haves

Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience
Experience as Product Owner, Agile environment, 5 years
Agile Certification

Responsibilities

Identifies the developmental needs of others, and coaches and mentors others to improve their knowledge or skills.
Identifies the appropriate customer audience, their preferred communication channels, and potential customer response benchmarks.
Leads complex or major projects with high corporate or functional priority.
Acts as primary liaison between various departments, Stakeholders, business community, and lines of businesses.
Develops implementation plans and establish teams to introduce new technology
Evaluates new products and equipment and keeps abreast of new products and/or equipment available in the market.
Provides product feedback and customer insight to support product development.
Partners with products organization to deliver feedback on existing products and introduce potential products for future programs.
Analyzes work plan and schedules to reallocate resources or reprioritize program work.
Develops new highly complex products.