Product Analyst

As a Product Analyst at Ebury, your primary responsibilities include supporting the Product Owner in defining the product vision and strategy, gathering and documenting product requirements, prioritizing the product backlog, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. You'll also conduct market research to identify trends and monitor product performance, all aimed at enhancing our innovative financial solutions.

To qualify for the Product Analyst position at Ebury, candidates should have some experience in product management or ownership, and strong analytical skills to interpret data effectively. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential for collaboration, while familiarity with Agile methodologies and tools such as JIRA or Confluence is beneficial.

The work environment for a Product Analyst at Ebury in Málaga is vibrant and inclusive, promoting collaboration and innovation. With a hybrid work model allowing four days in the office and one day working from home, you'll enjoy a balance of teamwork and flexibility while tackling exciting projects in the FinTech sector.

A Product Analyst at Ebury contributes to product development by collaborating with Product Owners and cross-functional teams to ensure that products meet user needs. Through market research, data analysis, and user feedback collection, you'll help to refine product features and enhance overall user experiences.

Ebury offers numerous opportunities for growth to Product Analysts, including professional development and mentorship programs. Working in a fast-paced environment with exciting projects allows individuals to greatly advance their careers in the fintech industry while being part of a supportive and innovative company culture.

Be specific about the projects where you used these tools. Explain how you utilized JIRA for tracking user stories and managing the backlog efficiently, and how Confluence helped in documenting requirements and facilitating team communication.

Outline your approach to market research, such as identifying target users, analyzing competitors, and selecting the right methodologies (surveys, interviews, etc.) for gathering data to inform product decisions effectively.

Discuss the importance of stakeholder engagement, employing techniques like interviews and user stories. Emphasize how clearly documenting requirements can drive product success and ensure team alignment.

Explain your criteria for prioritization, such as user impact, business value, and feasibility. Mention how you collaborate with Product Owners to make data-driven decisions for backlog management.

Share a specific example, detailing your role in planning, execution, and post-launch analysis. Highlight the importance of cross-team collaboration and how feedback informed future iterations of the product.

Discuss key performance indicators (KPIs) relevant to the product and your methods for gathering qualitative and quantitative feedback from users to measure product success and identify areas for improvement.

Describe Agile principles, focusing on adaptability and customer collaboration. Explain how you have applied Agile methodologies in previous work, particularly in sprint planning and retrospectives.

Talk about your strategies for facilitating clear and open communication, including regular check-ins, utilizing collaboration tools, and fostering a culture of feedback to ensure all team members are aligned and informed.

Express your understanding of innovation in product development, emphasizing user-centered design, the significance of solving real customer problems, and staying ahead of industry trends to deliver unique and valuable solutions.

Discuss your approach to conflict resolution, highlighting the importance of open dialogue, understanding varying perspectives, and seeking consensus to ensure that user needs and business goals are both achieved.