2 of 2 Product Ownership Jobs in Uxbridge

The Role Technical Product Owner - £50,000 - £55,000 Per Annum DOE Are you ready to transform the way people park and move with innovative, tech driven solutions that will make a real impact? If so, we have an incredible opportunity for you . Our Technical Product Owner will play a key role in driving the execution and … business stakeholders you will prioritise tasks, resolve blockers and ensure the delivery of high-quality solutions that enhance operational efficiency and user satisfaction. Key Responsibilities: Manage and prioritise the product backlog, creating actionable user stories and acceptance criteria to guide the development team. Over see the execution of key features like mobile app updates, booking engines and parking space … industry standards. Address and resolve technical issues in a timely manner, minimising disruptions to system functionality. Analyse data to recommend improvements. Essential Skills and Experience: 3+ years in technical product ownership, ideally in consumer facing solutions. Proven ability to prioritise tasks based on business value, customer impact and technical feasibility. Strong technical knowledge to work with development teams More ❯

learn and grow while working with modern technologies and enterprise-level systems - this could be your ideal role! We're looking for a C# Developer to join our talented product team, working on our Enforcement and eCommerce applications. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who's already gained some commercial development experience and is now ready to progress … Microsoft technology stack. Enhancing existing software products by adding new features, improving performance, and fixing bugs. Contributing to discussions on software architecture, design patterns, and best practices. Collaborating with product owners, senior developers, and business stakeholders to translate requirements into technical solutions. Writing clean, maintainable code and unit tests, and participating in code reviews. Learning from experienced team members More ❯