Senior Product Owner (Building Products)

Join ICON, a leader in 3D-printed construction, as a Senior Product Owner. In this role, you will be responsible for the execution of the building product portfolio, including wall assemblies, structural details, enclosure performance, and design tools. You will work closely with domain leads and engineers, manage the product development execution process and backlog, and coordinate with other departments. This is a unique opportunity to make a significant impact in the construction industry.

• Assumer la responsabilité de l'exécution du portefeuille de produits de construction, y compris les assemblages muraux, les détails structurels et les outils de conception.
• Gérer le processus d'exécution du développement de produits et le backlog, en veillant à ce que tout soit aligné sur les objectifs actuels du produit.
• Coordonner et consulter avec les responsables de domaine pour garantir que le processus de développement est suivi et que les meilleures pratiques sont respectées.

• Experience holding a development or program budget, including tracking committed versus actual spend on external vendor and consulting engagements
• Proficiency with a work management platform and the judgment to use it proportionately rather than ceremonially
• 6+ years owning delivery of a technical product, standard, or portfolio, with 4 or more acceptable alongside a relevant Master's degree. Relevant pathways include product ownership, technical program management, new product development, technical architectural practice, and multi-site prototype or rollout program management. The title you held matters less than whether you owned the sequence, the schedule, and the definition of done
• Bachelor's degree in a technical or management discipline, or equivalent demonstrated experience. The technical fluency this role requires is more often built through work in engineering, construction, or manufacturing environments than through a specific degree
• Demonstrated ownership of a live portfolio that kept evolving after release: a backlog, program plan, new product development pipeline, prototype or design standard under revision control, or whatever your organization called it. What matters is that you decided what entered it, what left it, and in what order. A single project that closed out, or coordination without that ownership, does not meet the bar
• Experience introducing or materially changing a development process for a team that did not previously use one, including securing adoption from people who were not required to comply
• Experience holding senior technical specialists who did not report to you to their commitments through influence
• A track record delivering complex, multi-team technical programs to committed schedules, including responsibility for surfacing and managing risk
• 8+ years of relevant experience
• Experience in construction, building products, architecture and engineering practice, or another physical-product industry where validation is bound by physical testing rather than software iteration cycles
• Experience owning a stage gate or phase gate development process, including gate review facilitation and exit criteria enforcement
• Experience scoping and coordinating physical validation with internal or third-party groups, including performance mockup programs, specialty testing, or product qualification campaigns
• Experience owning a versioned prototype, design standard, or kit of parts deployed across many sites or projects, including change control and communicating revisions to the functions that consume them
• Background bridging software and physical product development, including sequencing digital deliverables against hardware or field milestones
• Familiarity with building codes and product certification pathways at the level needed to scope and flag, not to adjudicate
• Familiarity with 3D-printed construction, advanced manufacturing, prefabrication, or digital fabrication workflows