Lead product ownership for payments, APIs, integrations, and partnerships for Sensei Cloud. Prioritize backlog, define requirements and acceptance criteria, collaborate with cross-functional teams, drive roadmap execution, measure product outcomes, and ensure high-quality releases that deliver customer and business value.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
Become a growth leader and driver at Carestream. Join the product management team as a Product Owner. The Product Owner is responsible for setting, prioritizing, and accepting the work delivered by the development team, ensuring that valuable functionality is added to the product. As the Product Owner for Payments, APIs, and Partnerships, you will focus on delivering scalable platform capabilities, seamless integrations, and payment experiences that drive customer value, operational efficiency, revenue growth, and strategic partner success.
The Product Owner will gather feature requests and requirements from current and future users of Sensei Cloud and coordinate with the appropriate scrum teams to schedule releases.
The ideal candidate will be customer focused and can work with a cross-functional team to deliver product releases and have experience in these areas:
Preferred Focus Areas
- Payment processing and payment operations
- APIs, developer platforms, and integrations
- SaaS and cloud-based products
- Strategic technology partnerships
- Revenue-generating platform capabilities
- Data-driven prioritization and outcome measurement
This important role will help to provide products that deliver business value to our customers as well as align with the overall company vision
Primary Responsibilities- Drive value to the business by prioritizing features, enhancements, integrations, and technical investments that deliver the highest value to customers, partners, and the organization.
- Serve as the voice of the customer by gathering, synthesizing, and sharing customer feedback, usage data, market insights, and business objectives to inform product decisions.
- Partner with internal and external stakeholders to understand business needs, identify opportunities, and align product priorities with strategic goals and customer outcomes.
- Collaborate with Product Managers, Product Owners, Engineering, Architecture, and business leaders to define and execute the product roadmap for payments, APIs, integrations, and strategic partnerships.
- Define, refine, and manage the product backlog, including epics, features, user stories, and technical enablers, ensuring work is clearly prioritized and aligned to business value.
- Assess and prioritize stories, features, defects, technical debt, and enhancement requests to maximize customer impact, business value, operational efficiency, and strategic objectives.
- Develop detailed requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and functional specifications that enable development teams to deliver high-quality solutions efficiently.
- Possess a strong understanding of end-to-end customer journeys, business processes, integrations, APIs, payment workflows, and system dependencies to support informed product decisions.
- Collaborate with stakeholders during product discovery, visioning, and solution development activities to ensure customer, technical, and business considerations are represented.
- Act as the primary advocate and subject matter expert for assigned products, APIs, integrations, and payment capabilities, serving as a key point of contact for internal and external stakeholders.
- Participate in Agile ceremonies, including sprint planning, backlog refinement, reviews, and acceptance testing, ensuring delivered functionality meets defined business requirements and quality standards.
- Research and analyze market trends, customer needs, competitor capabilities, emerging technologies, and industry developments within the dental software ecosystem to identify opportunities for innovation and growth.
- Measure and monitor product performance, adoption, reliability, customer satisfaction, and business outcomes to continuously improve products and inform future roadmap decisions.
- 1-4 years of product management or product owner experience
- Must be a passionate problem solver
- Eager to learn and adopt AI in you day to day job and workflows
- Experience in customer facing rolls is an advantage
- Experience in the health, dental, or benefits industry is an advantage
- Proven track record of working with cross-functional
- Proven analytical and problem-solving skills
Salary: $90K - $110K USD, based on experience.
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