5 of 5 Remote Acceptance Criteria Jobs in the Thames Valley

successful completion. What you’ll be doing... Gather, analyse, and document business requirements from stakeholders across product, research, sales, and technology teams. Translate requirements into clear technical tickets and acceptance criteria for engineering teams. Collaborate on prioritization of the product backlog, balancing feature development with technical debt. Track development estimates, dependencies, and timelines in Asana (or similar tools … as a Product Owner, Business Analyst, or Project Manager in a technology/product environment. Proven ability to gather requirements and translate them into user stories, technical tickets, and acceptance criteria. Experience with project management and backlog tracking tools (e.g., Asana, Jira, Trello). Strong skills in building project plans, timelines, and status reports (Gantt chart tools a plus More ❯

from initiation, engagement with stakeholders (both internal and external), to ensure theimplementation and scope are in line with the business requirements Breaking down requirements into user stories, defining clear acceptance criteria in accordance with the agreed product scope and technical details and presenting these todevelopment teams during agile ceremonies Facilitate agile ceremonies with the product and engineering teams More ❯

for purpose and remain inline with the corporate and project goals. Operating in an Agile delivery team and performing the normal BA duties. Writing good quality user stories and acceptance criteria so that a developer can work effectively. Acting as a first point of contact for the delivery team to clarify requirements. Developing effective ways of working with More ❯

to both technical and non-technical audiences. Key Deliverables: As a Product Architect you will be responsible for: Agile Product Backlog Contribution: Defining EPICs, capabilities, and features with clear acceptance criteria. Technical Product Feasibility Documentation: Evaluating and documenting solution options. High-Level Design Documentation: Producing HLDs in line with Vodafone technology standards and methodologies. Third-Party Deliverable Management: Managing More ❯

to both technical and non-technical audiences. Key Deliverables: As a Product Architect you will be responsible for: Agile Product Backlog Contribution: Defining EPICs, capabilities, and features with clear acceptance criteria. Technical Product Feasibility Documentation: Evaluating and documenting solution options. High-Level Design Documentation: Producing HLDs in line with Vodafone technology standards and methodologies. Third-Party Deliverable Management: Managing More ❯