Product Owner

Celsus Engineering AB· EURES· publicēts 22.06.2026
Obligāti:AgileSeniorLeadPrincipal

The Product Owner has a significant role in maximizing the value produced by the team and ensuring that features meet the project needs and comply with the definition of done.

The role contain activities like:

  • Own, manage and develop the team backlog together with the agile team
  • Feature acceptance together with the team, meeting DoD and quality assured
  • Program increment planning and preparation
  • Enabler work such as software and system architecture
  • Software development and support
  • Participating in team demo and retrospective
  • Training and guidance in software architecture and development

Additional responsibilities:

  • Drive PI and sprint planning preparation together with Program Manager
  • Drive team backlog content prioritization
  • Drive software architecture work on team level
  • Secure proper standards and definition of done to secure quality and integrity
  • Secure continuous dialogue with Program Manager representing project and customer
  • Secure input and trade-off in backlog refinement

Required knowledge & experience:

We believe you have a profile that includes the below characteristics:

  • Dedication to customer success with ability to build deep understanding of customer needs and bring it down to real roadmaps and actions
  • Market adherence and capability to take the customers’ needs and translate into market requirements towards new product development for our future services and offerings.
  • Teamwork and collaborative spirit, to be able to communicate your vision and lead by influence both towards senior staff of our dealers as well as across regions.
  • Ability to inspire trust, and to work and lead cross functionally to get the job done.
  • Agility to work with speed and to bring changes according to business need

Key Skills:

  • Software development and process
  • Software and system architecture
  • Systems and software modelling
  • Agile working methods and principles