Product Owner, Data & Analytics

Product Owner, Data & Analytics

Gdansk, PL

Are you passionate about harnessing data for business growth? Arla is seeking a driven Product Owner for our Data & Analytics team. Collaborate with stakeholders, analysts, and statisticians to shape data-driven decisions and drive our data ambitions. 

About the job

As the Product Owner for Data & Analytics, you will play a pivotal role in advancing Arla's data-driven ambitions. Your primary focus will be on managing a backlog of data and reporting activities related to our farmer owners, empowering our internal teams to deliver value across various domains, including service management, on-farm performance, sustainability, data commercialization, and farmer case management. Your insights will guide key business decisions and strategic directions.

Key Responsibilities:  

Essentials Skills and Qualifications:  

Functional Competencies:

This role necessitates a matrix-oriented approach, deep business acumen, and excellent organizational and communication skills.

 You should possess:

Personal Competencies:

It is a strong plus if you have experience in data analysis.

What do we offer?

At Arla, we value our IT specialists and provide a range of attractive benefits to support your personal and professional growth:

Welcome to Arla

Arla is a global farmer-owned organisation that is behind many well-known and loved brands.

Arla's Global IT team is a powerhouse of over 200+ highly skilled IT specialists across Denmark, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Poland. In addition to this impressive group, we work with approximately 800 consultants who are experts in SAP, Microsoft, cloud-based solutions, and targeted business needs.

But here at Arla, we're not just about making some of the world's most beloved dairy products. We're about making healthy taste delicious, making mornings worth getting out of bed for, and making family dinners unforgettable. Our iconic brands, such as Arla®, Castello®, and Lurpak®, are more than just products; they're an integral and natural part of modern life in over 100 countries around the globe.