TeleTracking

Product Manager

• Collaborate with staff from client sites (clinicians, administrators, and IT teams) to understand operational pain points in operational areas like transfer coordination, patient throughput, situational awareness, etc.
• Designs solutions using the Palantir Workshop application to show current and prospective customers how we can solve their problems using technology. Involves gathering real-time feedback to refine and iterate these solution prototypes rapidly as needed. The PO bridges the gap between Palantir’s Foundry platform and the customer’s use case.
• Acts as a technical translator and strategic bridge between the business problem and the platform capabilities. Within their product domain, the Product Owner’s responsibilities include delivery of high-quality epics and user stories, backlog prioritization and grooming, and sprint management for efficient and informed code delivery. This role owns the epic and user story backlog and is accountable for breaking down epics into user stories that are consumable and testable by a scrum team. They accept user stories as done at the end of the sprint and ultimately drive to code readiness for product release. They lead sprint activities such as the retrospective, demo, and planning sessions with Engineering team.
• This role serves as a trusted, collaborative partner with Engineering and translates both internal and external needs. In collaboration with Product Management and Product Design, this role leverages 3rd party market research and solicits voice of customer input and user feedback to validate requirements, stories, and designs. Connects business requirements and design criteria to technical requirements and ultimately breaks the work down into development increments that Engineering can deliver code against.
• This person may also serve as a functional expert, making suggestions around best practices and tool sets, collaborating with Product and Engineering leaders to ensure processes and methodologies across the functions are cohesive and effective.