4 of 4 Backlog Management Jobs in Leeds

Senior Business Analyst

Hiring Organisation
Hackajob Ltd
Location
Leeds, West Yorkshire, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
Salary
£60,000
agile or scaled environment. You'll have experience working alongside a development team. You'll have familiarity with an array of backlog management tools. You'll be personable, proactive and inquisitive with an analytical mind, strong communication skills, and great stakeholder management skills. You'll have ...

Senior Business Analyst

Hiring Organisation
Hippo Digital
Location
Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Salary
£ 70 K
About The RoleHippo is a rapidly growing digital consultancy passionate about building and delivering transformative digital solutions for a diverse range of Public and Private sector clients. We are recruiting for a Senior Business Analyst ...

Lead Product Manager

Hiring Organisation
Addition
Location
Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Full-Time
Salary
£45,000 - £55,000 per annum
Mentor and support junior product team members while championing a product-led culture across the business. Main Skills Needed: Proven experience in a product management role within a SaaS environment. Strong background owning and managing complex product backlogs, including prioritisation frameworks and roadmap planning. Experience working in a start … software development teams in agile environments. Experience collaborating with commercial, sales and customer success teams to align product strategy with business objectives. Excellent stakeholder management skills, with the ability to communicate effectively across technical and non-technical audiences. Strong understanding of customer discovery, user research and translating insights into ...

Associate Product Manager

Hiring Organisation
United Kingdom Government
Location
Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Salary
£ 45 K
suppliers) with skills such as user research, business analysis, and subject matter experts to shape and improve the product.Own and maintain a backlog of ‘user stories’ (which describe features and functions a user should be able to do on the product) and prioritise the order in which they … released to users. These should be in line with the goals of the product set by the organisation.Participate in, and contribute to the Product management community of practice, whether through taking part in community initiatives, running sessions or talks, or other activities which support other product managers.Essential Criteria Experience ...