Lead Product Owner, Middle Office

About the role

An exciting career awaits you At MPC, we’re committed to being a great place to work – one that welcomes new ideas, encourages diverse perspectives, develops our people, and fosters a collaborative team environment.

The Lead Product Owner provides dedicated Digital support for the Middle Office, serving as the primary link between business priorities and technology delivery. This role owns the Middle Office digital product vision, roadmap, intake, and backlog across interconnected risk oversight, performance measurement, data, analytics, workflow, and automation needs. The position partners closely with Middle Office leaders, Digital teams, data management, architecture, and Commercial stakeholders to translate complex business needs into governed, scalable solutions, align competing priorities, clarify ownership, and deliver measurable business value while strengthening the long-term operating model.

Location: Findlay, Ohio; Additional locations: San Antonio, Texas; Employment type: Full‑time, Regular.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for continuous delivery of value to the customer through compelling and empowering customer experiences, accountable for a complex/ critical product, or multiple related products within a product family / portfolio.
• Leads development of an integrated Middle Office digital roadmap and prioritizes releases across risk oversight, performance measurement, data topology, analytics, workflow, and automation capabilities, aligning delivery with business strategy, regulatory and governance needs, and measurable value.
• Collaborates closely with Agile teams, stakeholders, and business representatives to proactively identify and address challenges that arise during product development, ensuring successful execution of the product strategy.
• Establishes a clear engagement model across Middle Office, Digital, Commercial technology, data management, architecture, analytics, and delivery teams; drives decisions on intake, ownership, prioritization, dependencies, user acceptance testing, process change, and technology direction.
• Serves as the single product-intake and prioritization lead for Middle Office technology needs, organizing stakeholder priorities and balancing near-term operational needs, foundational data work, and