Digital Health Product Owner

Hampton Magna
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Digital Health Product Owner

Warwick – Hybrid Working

£60,000 - 70,000 + Bonus + Benefits

As Digital Health Product Owner to play a pivotal role in driving the success of our Digital Health products. You will serve as the key interface between the Customer, business stakeholders and development teams, ensuring that stakeholder needs are accurately captured, prioritised, and translated into clear, actionable product requirements. You will be responsible for managing product backlogs, coordinating development efforts, and ensuring that deliverables meet business expectations and timelines.

Quanta Dialysis Technologies is on a mission to make dialysis accessible to every patient in every setting with its innovative QD system. With its compact size, intuitive design and GUI interface, and proven performance, QDS offers a solution that delivers powerful clinical outcomes.

As the preferred candidate for the role of Senior Technical Business Analyst you’ll have:

Proven experience as a Product Owner or Senior Business Analyst in a Digital Health, Medical Device, or Healthcare environment. Other sectors can be considered.

Demonstrable experience as a Business Analyst, Product Owner or Systems Analyst delivering full stack application development.

Experience of working with remote / offshore development teams.

Solid understanding of Agile delivery methodologies (Scrum) and experience working in cross-functional Agile teams. Understanding of Agile PM methodologies as well as digital system validation and verification.

Knowledge of Digital system validation and verification would be preferable.

Experience using documentation tools; Visio, JIRA, DevOps.
If you meet the criteria for Digital Health Product Owner and would like to be part of the journey, apply with a CV now. Your next career move could be just around the corner

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