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Job description / Role
What you'll do
Description:
- Business Intelligence Product Owner will work closely with other members of the team to provide focused backlog management and iteration planning. This is a fast-paced and demanding role working with Finance stakeholders & technical squad members in a bid to deliver the best experience for customers.
- Working with Finance teams, Data Analysts, Management team, Technology, and others to make informed decisions.
- Managing the delivery of a product/financial reports/visualization dashboards & automation for financial activities including profitability, Outlook & forecasting within timeframe constraints.
- Handle ad-hoc requirements within Finance departments to ensure business continuity.
- Working collaboratively with Agile principles throughout the product life cycle.
- Managing the delivery of a product/financial reports within timeframe constraints.
- Supporting other members of the agile team to achieve the ultimate common goal.
- Defining a clear product vision and identifying growth opportunities
- Experience with data analysis to drive strategy development.
Requirements
Role Qualifications:
- 4+ years of experience in relevant field.
- Experience in BI & Data Analysis is a must.
- Experience in AI is preferred.
- Experience in Finance is preferred.
- Experience in agile methodologies (Kanban & Scrum) is a must.
- Automation & Robotics exp is preferred.
- Experience in Power BI is a plus
About the Company
At Vodafone, we are known for our technology, but the truth is, it is humanity that drives our business forward. With the global pandemic raising so many questions for tech brands, it has highlighted the leading role that we need to play.
We believe that, when working together, humanity and technology can find the answers and create a better future for all.
Working at Vodafone is all about helping people feel ready to benefit from new technology. We bring the future to even the most remote places, using technology to help families in disaster zones, showing young people that a phone is not just for fun and thinking about technology that doesn’t even exist yet.