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Equifax is seeking a Technical Product Owner to bridge business outcomes with engineering execution across cloud-native and data-intensive platforms. You will manage team backlogs, articulate technical dependencies, and break down complex epics into clear, value-driven user stories for engineering and QA teams.
What you will do
Partner with technical leads, architects, business and product team to map legacy batch processing logic and database workflows to GCP (Google Cloud Platform).
Act as Scrum Master: Facilitate all Agile ceremonies (Sprint Planning, Standups, Demos, Retrospectives) and drive backlog prioritization.
Manage team resource capacity, track velocity metrics, identify blockers, and coordinate cross-team dependencies.
Write detailed technical user stories, acceptance criteria, and data mapping documents for engineering and QA teams.
What experience you need
Bachelor's degree in a related discipline strongly preferred
7-12 years of experience as a Technical Business Analyst, Scrum Master, or Product Owner in Banking, Financial Services, or Data-intensive environments.
Strong experience running Scrum ceremonies, managing team capacity/resource allocation, and driving sprint delivery via Jira/Confluence.
Excellent Communication & Stakeholder Management
Proven exposure to batch processing systems, legacy databases (SQL/Relational), and financial or enterprise data pipelines.
Functional awareness of cloud platforms (GCP preferred, or AWS/Azure) and cloud migration concepts.
What could set you apart
You have the ability build strong relationships with partners across the business; ensure that you understand their role, the needs of their area, and their requirements throughout the project
You are a self-starter who is organized, detail oriented,
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