Product Owner

• Act as the voice of the clinician within the agile team
• Contribute to the product vision and roadmap and communicate it clearly to the team
• Accept stories and continuously refine and prioritize the team backlog
• Translate clinical needs into a prioritized, correctly scoped delivery backlog with input from architecture, security, and UX
• Write user stories, acceptance criteria, and technical requirements
• Run demos of working software and represent the user’s perspective to the development team
• Lead the definition phase to build the delivery backlog
• Lead refinement with the development team to plan delivery of value across sprints and iterations
• Support the Business Product Manager in processing customer requests and prioritizing the discovery backlog
• Help prepare feature and enabler backlogs for the next Program Increment
• Socialize incoming features and enablers with the development team to gather feedback and align with PI objectives
• Focus the backlog on maximizing clinical and business value while minimizing cost
• Bring clinical evidence into prioritization through user observation, clinician feedback, and usage data
• Learn and understand all product functionality and manage its requirements baseline

• Direct experience in oncology care delivery, or in a closely adjacent clinical specialty, gained in a hospital, cancer center, clinical network, or a company building software used at the point of care
• Working model of the oncology patient journey end to end, including referral and intake, diagnostic workup, staging and biomarker testing, multidisciplinary team discussion, treatment decision, treatment delivery, follow up and surveillance
• Practical understanding of how a hospital runs, including care-team responsibilities, clinicians’ workflows, competing demands, and software adoption challenges
• Familiarity with EMR and EHR systems, pathology and radiology reporting, genomic and biomarker reports, HL7 v2, FHIR, and DICOM
• Ability to engage as a peer with oncologists, pathologists, nurses, and hospital IT
• Awareness of regulatory and quality requirements for clinical software, including medical device software, clinical safety, and patient data protection
• Experience writing user stories, acceptance criteria, and technical requirements
• Experience working in agile at scale; SAFe experience is not required because training will be provided
• Fluency with Atlassian tooling, including Jira and Confluence
• Analytical and negotiation skills
• Strong communication and stakeholder-management abilities
• A background in software development is a plus

• Equal opportunities regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, or any other characteristic
• Respectful environment where everyone can be themselves, share their ideas, and feel that they belong