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Senior Vice President, POM Product Management
- Compensation
- Not disclosed
- Location
- Pune, MH, India
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- C level
- Employment
- Not specified
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Not specified
- Posted
Skills
Nice to have
- Financial services or other regulated-industry experience.
- Experience with client, product, or security master data and reference-data programs.
- Experience with Data Mesh, data-product operating models, data catalogs, or data contracts.
- Familiarity with regulatory expectations for data, such as BCBS 239, data privacy, and data residency.
- Experience moving from a senior individual-contributor role into people leadership, or building a product team from a small base.
- Experience working in or with a global capability centre in India.
Full description
Senior Vice President, POM Product Management
We're seeking a future team member for the role of Senior Vice President, Product Management. This role is located in Pune, India.
In this role, you'll make an impact in the following ways
- Product strategy: define and execute the product strategy for enterprise data capabilities, aligning the roadmap to DSS priorities, platform needs, business outcomes, and the firm's broader data and AI strategy.
- Authoritative data masters: own the product roadmap for increasing enterprise consumption of authoritative data masters, including Unified Client Master, Unified Product Master, Security Master, and related reference-data capabilities.
- Migration and adoption: partner with platforms and hubs to identify where local, fragmented, or duplicative data sources remain in use, and develop practical migration and adoption plans toward authoritative enterprise masters.
- Requirements and delivery: convert platform adoption barriers into prioritized product requirements, backlogs, milestones, ownership, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and measurable delivery outcomes, using Agile/SAFe practices including PI planning.
- Resiliency through modernization: identify product priorities that strengthen resilience, reduce dependency on legacy data infrastructure, simplify integration patterns, and improve the reliability of foundational data services.
- Data quality: define product capabilities that improve data-quality issue detection, triage, remediation, feedback loops, and accountability for data at its source.
- Governance: embed ownership, lineage, metadata, data-quality standards, permissible-use expectations, and regulatory requirements into product design and delivery.
- Accessibility through Data Mesh: make governed enterprise data easier to register, certify, discover, access, and reuse across reporting, analytics, business applications, and AI-enabled solutions.
- Commercial value through Data Products: identify reusable data-product opportunities, validate demand, define target consumers, connect products to measurable use cases, and track adoption and realized benefits.
- Consumption experience: shape capabilities such as APIs, events, self-service onboarding, reusable integration patterns, reference implementations, and implementation guidance that make authoritative data easier for platforms to consume.
- Product measures: define and track measures at the platform and application level, including master-data consumption, adoption progress, data-product usage, implementation milestones, service performance, and business outcomes.