2 Candidate Submittal Slots, New High Level Policy
Competencies: 6-8+ years experience
Product Owner
Role- Proxy Product Owner - GSO
Technology: Salesforce, BI tools like TableuBirst, Robotic Process Automation
Domain Experience : Hospitality
Job Description as below -
UAT Ownership & Coordination
- Plan, organize, and manage the end-to-end UAT phase for Global Sales projects, ensuring alignment with overall project timelines.
- Help developing and maintain UAT test plans, scripts, and acceptance criteria in collaboration with business stakeholders and technical teams.
- Coordinate UAT scheduling, resourcing, and readiness across internal teams and external vendor partners.
- Track test execution progress, defect logs, and sign-off status ensure timely closure of all UAT activities.
Vendor Coordination
- Serve as the primary point of contact with external vendors during the testing phase.
- Coordinate vendor deliverables, test environments, and support requirements to ensure smooth execution of testing activities.
- Facilitate regular check-ins with vendors to review progress, resolve blockers, and confirm adherence to agreed SLAs and timelines.
Project & Stakeholder Management:
- Monitor project progress against milestones and proactively flag deviations from the plan.
- Identify, log, and communicate risks and issues in a clear, timely, and structured manner to relevant stakeholders and leadership.
- Maintain RAID (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies) logs and drive mitigation actions to closure.
- Provide regular status updates and reporting to project sponsors, leadership, and cross-functional teams.
Product Ownership:
- Own and prioritize the product backlog related to Global Sales initiatives, ensuring alignment with business objectives.
- Translate business requirements into clear user stories, acceptance criteria, and test conditions.
- Partner with business users to gather feedback during UAT and ensure requirements are validated before go-live.
- Support gono-go decisions by providing clear visibility into testing outcomes and outstanding risks.