Technical Product Owner - RIM, PLM, QMS

Technical Product Owner, PLM, QMS & Regulatory

Position Summary
The Technical Product Owner, PLM, QMS & Regulatory will own and evolve the digital and AI product capabilities that support product lifecycle management, quality management, and regulatory business processes across global R&D.
This role will combine product ownership with strong business analysis responsibilities, ensuring that business needs are translated into clear requirements, prioritized backlog, validated solutions, and scalable digital capabilities across the R&D landscape.
The individual will serve as a key liaison between business stakeholders, technical teams, vendors, and governance partners to deliver compliant, user-centered, inspection-ready solutions that improve process efficiency, data quality, and cross-functional visibility.
Key Responsibilities
Product Ownership & Roadmap Management

• Own the product vision, roadmap, and backlog for PLM, QMS, and regulatory digital capabilities, aligned to business priorities and technology strategy.
• Prioritize enhancements, defects, integrations, and technical debt based on business value, compliance risk, user impact, and delivery capacity.
• Define clear product outcomes, success measures, and value realization of metrics for assigned platforms and capabilities.
• Partner with business leaders to convert strategic needs into actionable product increments, releases, and continuous improvement plans.

Regulatory Business Analysis & Requirements Definition

• Lead discovery sessions, stakeholder interviews, workshops, and process reviews to elicit business, functional, technical, data, reporting, and compliance requirements.
• Document business requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, process flows, data needs, decision points, and current-state/future-state operating models.
• Translate complex regulatory business processes into clear solution requirements for configuration, workflow automation, reporting, integrations, and analytics.
• Conduct gap assessments between business needs, platform capabilities, regulatory expectations, and current process performance.