Join Blossom:
We're looking for a Junior Product Owner to join our core product team, supporting backlog management and requirement definition in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment. This is a great opportunity for someone with a foundational background in digital products who wants to grow into a senior product role.

About the Role:
What You'll Do:
- Support the product backlog, helping prioritize features based on business value, technical dependencies, and client impact.
- Help translate complex workflows into clear, actionable user stories for the engineering team.
- Collaborate daily with developers, QA, Scrum Master, and U.S.based stakeholders (operations, implementations, sales) to validate requirements and unblock delivery.
- Support coordination across deployment environments (dev, QA, beta, production).
- Help identify gaps, exceptions, and edge cases in the product's workflows.
- Leverage AI tools to accelerate analysis, documentation, and requirement synthesis.

Requirements:
- Prior experience (junior level) in a Product Owner, Business Analyst,



or similar role, ideally in fintech, banking, or financial services.
- Preferred/strong plus: experience with online/digital banking platforms or core banking systems.
- Basic understanding of financial/transactional concepts (transactions, reconciliation, posting, reversals, account management) or strong aptitude to learn quickly.
- Familiarity with Agile methodologies (Scrum); comfortable in daily standups and sprint planning.
- English level B2 (minimum), non-negotiable must be able to hold fluent conversations with U.S.based stakeholders and clients.
- Ability to read and interpret structured data formats.
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Educational background in Finance, Financial Engineering, Accounting, Economics, or Systems Engineering with financial exposure (preferred).

Nice to Have:
- Experience working with Credit Unions or community financial institutions.
- Familiarit

📌 Product Owner (Colombia)
🏢 Blossom
📍 Colombia