Serve as Product Owner for data, mapping data integration ecosystems across consumer lending and loan servicing. Translate operational and risk concepts into data requirements, define user stories, acceptance criteria, and validation rules, and align business, PMO, and engineering teams to guide data engineering delivery.
About Goods & Services
Goods & Services is a product design and engineering company.
We solve mission-critical challenges for some of the world’s largest enterprises, with deep expertise in highly regulated industries—including life sciences and financial services. Our design-led approach allows us to apply cutting-edge capabilities in AI, Data and Hardware Engineering to companies of any size.
Headquartered in the United States, we operate regional development centers in Mexico and the United Kingdom. This global footprint—anchored by our nearshore model—enables us to deliver at scale with the speed, efficiency, and cultural alignment our clients expect.
About the job
Goods & Services is looking for a Business Requirements Lead / Product Owner – Data to map the data integration ecosystem across financial services operations. This role focuses on translating complex consumer lending, servicing, and risk management operations into structured data requirements for the technical team.
What you’ll do:
- Partner directly with operational business leads to audit data integration flows, identify functional gaps, and define data requirements for core operations.
- Apply deep domain knowledge in financial services—specifically consumer lending and loan servicing lifecycles—to translate operational and risk concepts into technical specifications.
- Facilitate alignment across business units, PMO, and technical teams to maintain clarity on product scope and feature prioritization.
- Define user stories, acceptance criteria, and data validation rules to guide data engineering teams through development cycles.
What you’ll need:
- 5+ years as a Product Owner or Lead Business Systems Analyst in financial data environments.
- Core domain experience in Consumer Lending, Loan Servicing, or Credit Risk platforms.
- Proven ability to analyze complex data flows, system integrations, and business process mapping.
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