Assistant Vice President, TCJ - Product Management MY at CIMB Group Malaysia

, , Malaysia -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

30 Oct, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Product Management, Project Management, Agile Development, Business Planning, Reporting and Analysis, Market Analysis, SWOT Analysis, User Behavior Analytics, Persona Conceptualization, Digital Lending Regulation, Presentation Skills, Conflict Management, Communication Skills, Time Management, Detail Orientation, Outcome Orientation

Industry

Banking

Description

Below are some of the day-day tasks performed by Associate Product Owners Drafting feature specifications: Often referred to as PRDs (Product Requirement Documents), these documents succinctly describe the problem statement, user segment, value proposition, and key differentiators guiding a product. They also detail the functionality, success criteria/metrics, and user flow of a product. Refining the backlog: Based on the roadmap and strategy, the APO is expected to prioritize tasks and user stories for upcoming sprints. This is done in collaboration with engineering and UX teams. Gathering feedback: APOs gather feedback to learn more about user needs and verify if the product addresses them. Conducting competitive analyses: This entails obtaining data on the products, feature sets, pricing schemes, and market positioning of competitors. Perform Unit Acceptance Testing (UAT) to ensure requirements are delivered as per expected. Analytics and reporting: APOs use analytics tools to track product performance while monitoring data and compiling reports to share their findings with the organization. Cross-functional coordination: APOs are expected to frequently serve as a point of contact for other divisions, including engineering, marketing, sales, and customer service. Sprint planning and reviews: They take part in daily stand-ups, retrospectives, and sprint planning in agile contexts. To make sure the team stays on track with the product plan, they assist in creating sprint goals and evaluating progress. Problem-solving: During the course of a product development cycle, they frequently troubleshoot and resolve difficulties. In order to address bugs or other technical issues that affect the user experience, this may include working with technical teams. Requirements: Banking / Finance / Business / Technical degree and equivalent functional experience 3-5 years' experience in digital landscape's product management areas Technical experience in data analytics, software development or engineering is a bonus Technical/Functional skills Product management skill Project management skill Knowledge of agile development and sprint methodology Business planning skill Reporting and analysis skill, especially on user behavior analytics Market analysis (for benchmarking) and SWOT analysis skill Personna conceptualizing, designing and building skill Knowledge of regulation framework of digital lending product Personal skills: Good presentation skills Able to navigate difficult conversations and manage conflicts Good communication skills, able to articulate message in a clear and structured manner. Strong written and verbal critical reasoning Time management and task prioritization skills Positive attitude is a MUST Outcome & result oriented Able to focus attention on detail

Responsibilities

The Assistant Vice President will draft feature specifications, refine the backlog, gather user feedback, and conduct competitive analyses. They will also perform unit acceptance testing, analyze product performance, and coordinate with cross-functional teams.