Product Lead - ServiceNow

at  Kiwibank

• Auckland/Wellington Based opportunity at Kiwibank
• Join our growing Digital & Technology Product TeamsBanking benefits and flexible working
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  Please read before applying: This intermediate level Product Lead role sits as follows, within our Product career path: Product Lead >Snr Product Lead >Product Manager >Sr Product Manager >Head Of

THIS IS US. WHERE YOU AND YOUR WHĀNAU MATTER.

We want you to get the most out of work and life, so you will have the option to explore flexible working arrangements that suit both your needs and ours. We now also offer one wellbeing day a quarter to ensure our people are taken care of and can bring their best selves to work. Our great range of benefits include health and life cover, discounted banking, insurance products and an incredible package for new parents.
We are proud to be a certified B Corporation, a Pride Pledge partner and we are the first bank in Aotearoa to get the Gender Tick. We are also an accredited Living Wage employer.
Apply Now! – We will be reviewing applications throughout the advertising period, and we reserve the right to withdraw the ad at any time. Applications close Friday 29th November midday
Please note: Due to a high volume of applications, there may be a delay in our response. Thank you for your patience.
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• A strong and proactive collaborator who can confidently engage with stakeholders and present meaningful insights.
• Experience working in a regulated industry.
• Ability to think strategically and at a detailed level to cope with business and technology complexity.
• A deep interest in technology and how to make it work for people.
• Experience working with ServiceNow or equivalent SaaS platforms.
• Ability to communicate with engineers and architects to allow for effective creation of feature and story delivery and associated success criteria.
• Understanding of DevSecOps processes and tooling.
• Solid understanding of user-research techniques, ideally using Jobs-To-Be-Done framework