Senior Product Owner (m/f/d)

Fresenius Medical Care North America Senior Product Owner (m/f/d) in Berlin, Germany

In this role you own the digital product, its digital journeys and the user experience. You will collaborate with prospective users and clients to understand and anticipate their needs and translate them into product requirements.

Ihre Aufgaben

• Work with Product Management to create the product vision/roadmap and translate market needs into executable work for agile teams

• Collaborate closely with the Data Science team to embed Fresenius Medical Care-owned AI components into digital services

• Lead and execute continuous discovery processes with researchers, UX designers, and UI designers for ensures user-centric software development

• Manage the product backlog and prioritize based on evolving data insights and discoveries

• Oversee all stages of the product development process for both medical and non-medical functionalities and ensure proper validation

• Execute tech spikes with Tech Lead and contribute to the product architecture

• Coordinate cross-functional product teams and collaborate with the Scrum Master to enhance team performance and efficiency

• Monitor and evaluate product progress at each stage of the development process

• Ensure a seamless transition to the support organization and with the global rollout

Ihr Profil

• Master's degree in Business Administration, Computer Science, Data Science, Engineering or similar

• At least 5+ years of experience as Senior Product Owner, responsible for software development teams, preferably with experience in validated environments and medical software

• At least 5+ years of demonstrated track record of delivering digital solutions, preferably within healthcare organizations

• Experienced in delivering AI-based software components

• Experienced in global software rollouts

• Experienced working in clinic / hospital settings and/or digital health and innovation environments

• A solid understand of clinic processes as well as technological trends and impediments in healthcare sector