The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Operations and Resiliency (O&R) Group operates and oversees financial accounts and services, including currency distribution in the Second District and gold safekeeping for the Federal Reserve System. It also provides critical operations support to the Bank, including law enforcement, business continuity, and resiliency. Within O&R, the Strategy and Product Advancement team partners with Bank stakeholders to deliver a high-value product portfolio and technology services that support the Group’s strategic priorities. The Product Owner supports that portfolio by collaborating with business counterparts and stakeholders on technology solutions that advance the Bank’s mission and objectives. The Product Owner defines product vision and roadmaps, identifies user needs and market trends, sets and monitors product objectives and KPIs, and aligns technology roadmaps with business priorities. The role manages product requirements and backlogs across O&R functions, coordinates demonstrations, user feedback, releases, training, and onboarding, and partners with development squads and UAT coordinators to deliver products and enhancements. The Product Owner communicates plans and progress to stakeholders and leadership, represents customer needs throughout the product lifecycle, and supports governance-related communication and decision-making. The role also works with Scrum Masters and technical teams in agile ceremonies and promotes continuous improvement. This is a full-time, regular, exempt position. The Bank works full-time onsite with its teams, while recognizing that flexibility from time to time is important. The role requires access to confidential supervisory information (CSI) and/or Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) information, which is restricted to eligible individuals as described in the posting.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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