Position: Proxy Product Owner for Audio Products
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: Product Manager
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

**Description:**

Well known Musical Instruments Corporation, an American manufacturer of stringed instruments and amplifiers, is working on a next generation digital product. As a part of this effort, GlobalLogic will be working on various desktop, mobile, and web applications, related to audio recording, processing, and configuration of the audio hardware.

 
**Requirements:**

Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience

3+ years in software development

Knowledge of software development lifecycle and software development methodologies

Strong knowledge and skills at requirement analysis techniques and practices

Fluent English (comprehensive written and verbal communication)

Ability to see a global picture, as well as eye to the detail 

Must be able to articulate thoughts, in detail through the written word.  It cannot be understated the amount of descriptive writing required for this position

Knowledge of Requirements Management tools and techniques

Skills with Requirements identifying, verification, and documenting

Practical experience working with DAW software, good understanding of audio processing and recording workflows, knowledge of audio (mostly guitar) effects is extremely desirable.

Graphic design skills is nice to have


**Responsibilities:**

Working closely with the Product Owner to clarify and granulate requirements

Requirements management (elicitation, clarification, docs preparation, keeping requirements up to date)

Translating high level requirements into well detailed user stories

Detect and negotiate incomplete and inconsistent requirements

Support of development teams (clarification of expected results and problems described in defects, clarification and explanation of requirements around the area, identification of end-user cases)

Backlog management (making sure priorities, description and STRs are Ok before planning, selection of items to work on)