6 of 6 Epics Jobs in the Thames Valley

inefficiencies, and opportunities for automation or optimisation. Work with stakeholders to optimise processes across catalogue management, pricing governance, and quote-to-cash systems. Create epics, user stories, use cases, process maps, and data flow diagrams tailored to product and pricing systems. Assist in the development of test cases and testing ...

analysis activities including workshops, interviews and process review sessions. Gather, analyse and document business requirements, translating them into structured formats such as functional specifications, epics, themes and user stories. Analyse impacts, dependencies, risks and benefits to support informed decision-making and solution identification and design. Change Delivery & Configuration Ownership ...

collaborating with Product Management and Engineering to ensure customer requirements, service delivery needs, business priorities, and strategic objectives are appropriately reflected in product roadmaps, epics, features, and improvement initiatives. Business and Financial Analysis: Analyze program financials, business performance metrics, and operational KPIs, tracking against baseline plans of record and routinely ...

Global E-Invoicing Framework, including requirements definition, backlog management, and release readiness. Translate evolving regulatory mandates (e-Invoicing and e-reporting) into clear epics, user stories, acceptance criteria, and testable requirements in partnership with Development and SMEs. Support country enablement planning (e.g., format requirements, validation rules, onboarding readiness), ensuring traceability ...

requirements and manage the backlog for technical delivery across divisions. You will work with Product Managers/Owners, Key Users and delivery teams, prioritising epics, features and stories while ensuring quality and non-functional needs are met. This role supports a hybrid work model with a requirement ...

collaboration with Product Managers and/or Owners, Key Users and delivery teams to transform product roadmaps into detailed requirements. Breaking concepts down from epics to features and user stories, ensuring clarity of well-defined deliverables to meet product and business goals. Varying by division, business unit and type … delivery of roadmaps and associated non-functional requirements (e.g. performance, security, UX, accessibility, legal, and development, business processes, and standards). Ensure that all epics, features and stories meet OUP standards so that features and functions meet the required quality standards and non-functional requirements. Based on the roadmap ...