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Liberty Mutual
Product Owner, Personal Lines Pricing
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A Product Owner is a member of the product development team who writes user stories and defines the tasks needed for engineers to work using the Agile Development Framework.
$97,206 / year median in Texas
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Product Owner, Personal Lines Pricing Liberty Mutual - 3.5 Plano, TX Job Details Full-time $94,000 - $197,000 a year 4 hours ago Qualifications Jira Issue tracking Digital project management boards Insurance (Financial sectors) Defect tracking tools Stakeholder management Full Job Description Description This position requires two in-office days per week for candidates who reside within 50 miles of Columbus, OH; Seattle, WA; Boston, MA; Portsmouth, NH; Indianapolis, IN; or Plano, TX. As a member of the Agile team, the Product Owner, Personal Lines Pricing represents the voice of the customer, defining and prioritizing the backlog to deliver the highest business value. Within Personal Lines, this role owns the pricing technology backlog that governs the flow of data into and out of the rating engine — ensuring the right inputs reach rating (including derivation of new fields) and the right outputs are delivered downstream to policy, billing, and reporting systems. This person sits at the intersection of data science and product, translating pricing models and rating algorithms built by data scientists and state-specific requirements defined by Product into clear, buildable technology requirements. Core responsibilities Owns and prioritizes the product backlog, writing clear, actionable user stories that translate rating and data requirements — including new field derivations — into technical specifications, and ensures rating output is validated and delivered correctly to downstream systems. Partners with data scientists to translate evolving pricing models and rating algorithms into data requirements, and with Product to ensure state-specific and regulatory rating requirements are met. Sets priorities and participates in quarterly planning, builds the product roadmap, and communicates vision, priorities, and expected value to stakeholders each iteration. Works daily with the agile team to clarify requirements, remove roadblocks, and resolve issues — including data discrepancies, mapping issues, or rating output errors. Monitors product health and analyzes feasibility and cost-of-delay for planned changes, balancing long- and short-term priorities. Serves as the key liaison between data science, product, and engineering to sequence pricing technology changes against business and regulatory timelines.