Product Owner III

As a Product Owner III at Capgemini, your core responsibilities will include guiding the creation of business cases, documenting features and user stories, building acceptance criteria, and managing product demonstrations. You'll oversee enhancements and changes in areas under your responsibility, playing a crucial role in aligning teams with the vision and strategy for product development.

To be considered for the Product Owner III role at Capgemini, candidates need a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Technology, Data Science, Business, Math, Statistics, or Analytics. Fluency in English and at least 5 years of relevant experience in product ownership within an Agile environment, specifically in the insurance sector, are also essential qualifications.

Capgemini is committed to the professional growth of its employees, including those in the Product Owner III role. The company offers a comprehensive benefits package, which includes career development programs, training opportunities, and a supportive environment that encourages continuous learning and innovation.

A Product Owner III at Capgemini should have experience with Agile methodologies and technologies including SQL, SAS, and PowerBI at an entry level, along with intermediate proficiency in Excel. Familiarity with data analysis and software tools will also be beneficial in this role.

At Capgemini, a Product Owner III will thrive in a dynamic and inclusive work culture. The company fosters a collaborative environment, celebrating diversity and promoting collective innovation, which makes it an exciting place to contribute to meaningfully impactful projects.

Highlight your role in Agile teams, discussing how you’ve prioritized backlogs, facilitated sprint planning, and collaborated with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality products efficiently.

Emphasize your approach to identify stakeholder needs, define project scope, outline benefits versus costs, and provide data-driven insights to support project viability in your business case.

Discuss your methods for gathering requirements, including interviews, surveys, workshops, and user feedback sessions. Highlight your ability to facilitate discussions that bring out critical information from stakeholders.

Explain your strategy for maintaining close communication with stakeholders, translating their business needs into product features that align with long-term goals, and using metrics to measure alignment and success.

Describe the challenges faced, your problem-solving approach, how you prioritized features, and the impact your work had on resolving the issue and delivering successful outcomes.

Provide examples of how you've used these tools for reporting or analysis in previous roles and explain how data-driven decisions have influenced your product development.

Discuss your approach to conflict resolution, emphasizing constructive communication, understanding different viewpoints, and seeking collaborative solutions to maintain a positive team dynamics.

Share your methods for preparing and conducting product demonstrations, ensuring they are engaging and effectively showcase the benefits of the features or solutions presented.

Explain your prioritization criteria, including business value, user impact, and feasibility, along with any frameworks or tools you utilize to make informed decisions.

Express your passion for delivering value to users, working collaboratively with teams, and the excitement of seeing products evolve and succeed in the market, reinforcing your commitment to the role.