Senior
Join us as a Product Owner to shape the strategic evolution of RDaaS and build taxonomy/reference data capabilities that scale across the firm. You’ll lead discovery and design, partnering with business and technology leaders to turn strategy into a consistent, user-centred roadmap with measurable impact.
As a Vice President Product Owner in the Data Taxonomies Product Strategy team, you will shape and drive the strategic evolution of the Reference Data as a Service (RDaaS) Platform and its taxonomy/reference data capabilities. You will lead product discovery and feature design, define standards for data modelling and documentation, and ensure the product roadmap delivers scalable, consistent, and user-centred outcomes. You will partner closely with Product Delivery, UX, Technology, Architecture, Data Governance, and business stakeholders to translate strategy into executable plans and measurable value.
Job responsibilities
Define and maintain a clear product vision and multi-quarter roadmap for taxonomy and reference data capabilities aligned to CIB priorities.
Establish outcomes and success metrics (e.g., adoption, onboarding efficiency, data quality improvements, user experience enhancements).
Lead discovery for new capabilities and enhancements, including customer interviews/workshops, problem framing, and option analysis.
Partner with UX and Engineering to design intuitive workflows and journeys; ensure solutions are scalable and consistent.
Drive standard data models and taxonomy patterns (hierarchies, relationships, attribute standards, naming conventions, metadata expectations).
Ensure designs support governance needs and consistent downstream consumption across tenants and consumer groups.
Define and maintain product documentation and process standards (feature documentation, onboarding materials, operating procedures, decision logs).Improve repeatability of product processes (requirements capture, design reviews, change management) in partnership with Delivery.
Lead engagement for complex consumer/tenant requirements and onboarding scenarios; translate needs into product patterns rather than one-off solutions.
Provide guidance on edge cases and prioritise enhancements that strengthen the core product.
Work with the Product Delivery sub-team to ensure strategy is translated into clear epics/stories, acceptance criteria, and release-ready scope.
Support refinement, prioritisation forums, and stakeholder communications to enable effective execution
Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills
User-centered, systems-oriented approach to product design— able to translate user needs into scalable designs leveraging existing functionality where possible and if necessary designing additional features with a focus on wider, application level benefit
Prototype those designs individually & in collaboration with UX teams to deliver a quality user experience
Extensive experience in product management/product ownership delivering enterprise platforms, data products, or regulated technology capabilities.
Demonstrated ability to develop product strategy and roadmaps, and translate stakeholder needs into clear requirements and outcomes.
Strong knowledge of data concepts including reference data, taxonomies, metadata, data quality, and data governance/stewardship.
Strong stakeholder management and communication skills; ability to influence across business, UX, engineering, and governance teams.
Experience working in Agile delivery environments (Scrum/Kanban) with strong backlog management discipline.
Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills
Experience with enterprise reference data/taxonomy management tooling (e.g., EBX or similar).
Financial services and/or capital markets data experience.
Experience defining product standards and operating models that improve onboarding, consistency, and usability at scale.
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