Lead Product Owner
Pubblicato il 15-10-2026 - Adp in Milano
Lead Product Owner Lead Product Owner for our Italian Best of Breed solutions, you are explicitly responsible for ensuring value and viability for our local Payroll/HCM domain. In this role we require you to have deep understanding of your end-users and customers, and a understanding of ADP's business. Why does this role exist? Understanding your end-users and customers means not only being an expert on why your product is being chosen or used, it also means you understand the market, the competitive landscape, and the relevant technology and industry trends. Understanding ADP's business means learning how your product is imagined, engineered, marketed, sold, implemented and serviced. As well as any legal, contractual or compliance constraints. What outcomes is this role responsible for? As Lead Product Owner you are accountable for the business results achieved in your product domain. * Strives for simplicity and stays organized to meet goals. * Understands key business metrics and how product results impact them. * Clearly be able to articulate the vision, strategies, priorities,
and desired outcomes to key partners across ADP. * Develop user stories and requirements while evaluating their potential and practicality by analyzing market and customer needs. How is this role positioned? In this role you are part of the Southern Europe Product organization for ADP Employer Services International (ESI). You will be reporting into the W-SEU Director Product Management and part of the W-SEU Product Management team. Your peers will be responsible for products in the following domains: 1. Enterprise HCM and Global Payroll 2. Best of Breed Product Markets (France, Switzerland, Italy, Iberia) 3. Next Generation Payroll and Leave 4. Integrations and Connectivity 5. AI, Data and Reporting 6. Product Excellence, Enablement and Implementation In your role you form a 'Product Triad' with Product Development and UX. The three of you are responsible for six distinct product risks: