Area Product Owner, Quantitative Risk Analytics
About the role
Within J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, Wealth Management Solutions (“Solutions”) serves the entire wealth spectrum, from affluent clients in Chase branches to deca‑billionaires in our ~50 Private Bank offices globally. Our extensive product platform spans investments, lending, banking, mortgages, trusts & estates, insurance, and retirement. Our team of more than 1,200 professionals spans 20 cities globally. These dedicated teams of experts have extensive industry experience, and leverage global economic and market insights to formulate broad strategic views and provide integrated solutions and advice through a private client lens. The Area Product Owner, Quantitative Risk Analytics within Investment Analytics Product Team will be a member of the Multi-Asset and Portfolio Solutions group within Wealth Management Investment Solutions. The primary function of this role is to drive the development of next generation Quantitative Risk models with support of a team, own the vision for the applications, and support the prioritized needs of the stakeholders within J.P. Morgan Wealth Management globally.
Responsibilities
- Act as business lead for a particular area, scrum team, directly engaging with partners such as business sponsors, technology, operations, legal, risk, compliance.
- Accountable for the overall health and value delivered for the product.
- Responsible for the product's objectives, roadmaps, and key performance indicators.
- Plan and execute larger scale projects or business initiatives independently alongside the Product Owner.
- Largely set strategy, drive product level strategic & tactical decisions.
- Analyze feedback from end users and other product partners on platform improvement opportunities.
- Support defining product level Objectives and Key Results with participation of Product Owners; including prioritization of work and product sprint planning.
- Set day‑to‑day priorities for the Product team as Subject Matter Expert (SME) and continuously work with Technology, Designers, and Business Users; engage with broader business groups, e.g., Risk, Controls, Strategic Partnerships, etc., to ensure