Data Product Manager – Technology Delivery
Bank of America
full-time
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Location Type: Office
Location: Charlotte • North Carolina • United States
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About the role
- Generates the vision and roadmap for the program based on customer requirements, industry trends, regulations, and the strategic direction for the business or technology domain
- Communicates the program vision and roadmap to stakeholders, product owners and the teams
- Oversees the budget(s) for one or more products by working closely with finance partners on both personnel and non-personnel expenses
- Provides input into defining business capabilities and aligning them to products or creating new products to support them
- Ensures product availability by partnering closely with demand and capacity teammates
- Develops business cases for new products and additional features for existing products
- Partners with the product owners and the teams to ensure that optimum value is obtained through technology and subject-matter expertise and understanding of the business and industry trends
- Define data domain/capability strategies, target patterns, and modernization pathways; co‑develop and maintain roadmaps with delivery, incorporating Inspect & Adapt learnings, technical debt, and audit findings.
- Assess new requests to drive data landscape simplification, modernization, and governance, influence scope and design decisions
- Lead adoption of target data patterns; co‑own business‑driven governance with DSME; ensure control efficacy and compliance readiness.
- Lead strategic enablers during PI Planning; enforce alignment with enterprise blueprints and standardized data patterns with Enterprise Architects.
- Validate Epic acceptance criteria for strategic and governance fit; advise on design trade‑offs, prioritization, and dependency management.
- Serve as the strategy‑layer product manager; capture and prioritize client, regulatory, operational use cases to drive reuse and measurable value.
- Promote canonical data contracts, shared services, and interoperability across domains; champion culture change and pattern libraries.
Requirements
- Global Payments domain expertise: payment rails, clearing/settlement, cross‑border flows, correspondent banking, treasury/payments operations; ISO 20022, SWIFT MT/MX.
- Ten years’ experience
- Regulatory & reporting knowledge: PSD2/Open Banking, AML/Sanctions (GFCC), NFRR/FRR reporting controls, audit readiness; data retention/lineage requirements.
- Ten years’ experience with Data strategy & architecture: canonical data modeling, shared contracts/APIs, event‑driven and batch patterns, lineage/metadata, reference/master data, data quality controls.
- Governance leadership: design‑pattern stewardship, control frameworks, standards enforcement, policy‑to‑implementation traceability; Enterprise alignment: collaboration with Enterprise Architects; blueprint adherence; pattern libraries; PI Planning of strategic enablers (SAFe or similar).
- Product management: roadmap definition, value hypothesis, backlog curation, Epic/Feature acceptance criteria; use‑case capture and prioritization for reuse and measurable value.
- Portfolio intake & discovery: ability to challenge scope for simplification/modernization; dependency and risk management across CDPO verticals.
- Communication & stakeholder management: executive‑level storytelling, cross‑functional influence, multi‑location collaboration across EMEA and global teams.
Benefits
- Health insurance
- 401(k) matching
- Paid time off
- Flexible work arrangements
- Professional development
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
data strategydata architecturecanonical data modelingshared contractsAPIsevent-driven patternsbatch patternsdata quality controlsregulatory reportingbudget management
Soft Skills
communicationstakeholder managementexecutive storytellingcross-functional influencecollaborationleadershipprioritizationdependency managementrisk managementvalue hypothesis