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As a Technical Product Owner, your role will involve collaborating with the onshore Product Owner to translate business objectives into detailed technical requirements and actionable tasks. You will be responsible for owning the product roadmap and backlog, ensuring alignment with business priorities and team capacity. Acting as the primary point of contact for the offshore development and QA team, clear communication of requirements, priorities, and timelines is crucial. Working closely with developers and QA engineers, you will design, validate, and deliver high-quality AI-integrated backend systems and workflows. Defining acceptance criteria and reviewing deliverables to ensure they meet functional, technical, and business requirements will be part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will facilitate sprint planning, daily stand-ups, retrospectives, and other Agile ceremonies for the offshore team. Key Responsibilities: - Translate business objectives into detailed technical requirements and actionable tasks - Own the product roadmap and backlog, aligning with business priorities and team capacity - Act as the primary point of contact for the offshore development and QA team - Design, validate, and deliver high-quality AI-integrated backend systems and workflows - Define acceptance criteria and review deliverables to ensure alignment with requirements - Facilitate Agile ceremonies for the offshore team - Drive the adoption of best practices for backend development, system integration, and AI implementation - Monitor and report on the progress of initiatives, identifying risks and ensuring timely resolution of blockers - Maintain a strong understanding of technical stack, including Python-based backend systems, Frontend (UI/UX), APIs, and cloud services (preferably AWS) - Advocate for continuous improvement in processes, tools, and team collaboration Qualifications: - 8 to 11 years of experience as a Technical Product Owner, System Analyst, or similar role in a technology-focused environment - Strong technical background in backend systems, APIs, and cloud platforms - Excellent understanding of Agile methodologies and experience working in Agile teams - Proven ability to write clear and concise user stories, technical requirements, and acceptance criteria - Hands-on experience collaborating with development and QA teams, especially in offshore/onsite models - Knowledge of Python, system integrations, and cloud services like AWS is a significant advantage - Exposure to AI tools and workflows (e.g., Langchain, Langraph, Agentic) is a plus - Exceptional communication and leadership skills, with the ability to influence and motivate cross-functional teams - Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, with a focus on delivering high-quality solutions In this role, we are looking for a proactive leader who can own the product and drive initiatives from concept to delivery. A collaborative team player who can bridge the gap between business stakeholders and technical teams. Someone with a passion for technology, particularly AI, and a desire to continuously improve products and processes. Education and Training Required: - Degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, or a related field Skills: - APIs - AI - AWS - System Integration - Agile - Python Experience: - 8.00-11.00 Years As a Technical Product Owner, your role will involve collaborating with the onshore Product Owner to translate business objectives into detailed technical requirements and actionable tasks. You will be responsible for owning the product roadmap and backlog, ensuring alignment with business priorities and team capacity. Acting as the primary point of contact for the offshore development and QA team, clear communication of requirements, priorities, and timelines is crucial. Working closely with developers and QA engineers, you will design, validate, and deliver high-quality AI-integrated backend systems and workflows. Defining acceptance criteria and reviewing deliverables to ensure they meet functional, technical, and business requirements will be part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will facilitate sprint planning, daily stand-ups, retrospectives, and other Agile ceremonies for the offshore team. Key Responsibilities: - Translate business objectives into detailed technical requirements and actionable tasks - Own the product roadmap and backlog, aligning with business priorities and team capacity - Act as the primary point of contact for the offshore development and QA team - Design, validate, and deliver high-quality AI-integrated backend systems and workflows - Define acceptance criteria and review deliverables to ensure alignment with requirements - Facilitate Agile ceremonies for the offshore team - Drive the adoption of best practices for backend development, system integration, and AI implementation - Monitor and report on the progress of initiatives, identifying risks and ensuring timely resoluti

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