Product Owner at Bloom Equity Partners | Torre
You'll shape the future of archive management, preserving cultural heritage for global access.
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About Soutron GlobalSoutron Global is an internationally recognized provider of cloud-based, scalable information management systems for corporate archives, libraries, information/knowledge hubs, and museums. Since 1989, we have been the longest-serving supplier of library and information management software in the UK market, with an expanding presence in North America, Europe, and Asia.Our Archive Management System is trusted by government agencies, corporations, historical societies, and cultural institutions worldwide to manage, preserve, and provide access to their most valuable archival collections. As we continue to innovate and expand our archives capabilities, we are seeking a Product Owner to help shape the future of our archives product line.Role OverviewAs a vital member of the Product Management team, the Product Owner will frequently interact with other Product Owners, Developers, and most importantly archivists and records managers themselves to determine the needs of our clients. You will create and prioritize requirements that enable development teams to build features that help organizations preserve, discover, and share their archival collections.You Would Feel Right at Home If...You're known as an organized task master who is happy managing the constant challenge of ensuring tasks get organized and prioritized in a logical mannerYou are proud of your ability to deeply understand what users want and clearly and concisely communicate complex concepts to a variety of people ranging from archivists and records managers to developersYou are a self-starter and able to work in a fast-paced, high-demand environmentYou enjoy using a wide variety of software applications, learning new ones, and learning how things work using the trial and error method—you consider yourself a lifelong student who thrives in an environment that is constantly evolvingYou frequently draw on your strong interpersonal skills when working with multiple departments and subject matter expertsYou have a genuine interest in archives, records management, digital preservation, or cultural heritage—or are excited to learn about these domainsKey Responsibilities'Own' prioritization of development work for the Archives product, reporting to VP of Product, who will guide the strategy and work alongside you to move the product forwardParticipate in the Agile process, including remote team members, acting as the expert for the Archives product and its usersRepresent the archivist when planning features, driving new functionality development from a user perspective—understanding workflows around accessioning, arrangement, description, preservation, and accessInteract with users virtually and in person to ensure a complete understanding of the problems they are trying to solve; conducting product walk-throughs for both internal and external audiencesAssist development teams in creating a consistent, intuitive user experience for the Archives productStay current with archival standards and best practices (ISAD(G), DACS, ISAAR(CPF), EAD, Dublin Core) and understand how they inform product requirementsCollaborate cross-functionally with Customer Success, Sales, and Support teams to gather feedback and identify opportunities for product improvementRequirementsA post-secondary degree or certificate in a relevant discipline is required (Library Science, Information Science, History, Archival Studies, Computer Science, or related field)3-5 years' experience in a technical environment or working with archives/records management systemsSuperior written and verbal communication skills coupled with strong analytical and problem-solving skills are prerequisites for this roleAn aptitude for technical concepts and the ability to simplify them for less-technical individuals is integral to your successExperience using a development task-management system for backlog prioritization would serve you wellBonus Points For:Prior experience with Jira and/or Aha!Pragmatic Marketing Product Management training or similar certificationFamiliarity with archival standards (ISAD(G), ISAAR(CPF), EAD, DACS) or metadata standards (Dublin Core, METS, PREMIS)Experience working in or with archives, museums, libraries, or cultural heritage organizationsUnderstanding of digital preservation concepts and long-term access requirementsWhy Join Soutron Global?Be part of a company with 35+ years of industry leadership in information management softwareShape a product that helps organizations preserve and provide access to cultural heritage and historical recordsWork with prestigious clients including government archives, corporate records departments, historical societies, and museumsJoin a fast-growth, international environment (UK, US, Canada, Europe) backed by experienced private equity partnersCollaborate with a passionate team that genuinely cares about helping archivists and information professionals succeedReady to help shape the future of archive management software?Apply now and join Soutron Global in delivering the tools that help organizations preserve, discover, and share their most valuable collections.
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