Product Manager, Risk Management Data Warehouse & Risk Modelling Software

Job ID: 4391 About our team As a Product Manager within Nordea’s Risk Modelling team, you will own the product roadmap and lead backlog prioritisation for one of our core risk‑modelling platforms. You will also be expected, as needed, to deep‑dive into specific topics and conduct data analysis to translate insights into clear product decisions. Our primary platform is a data warehouse that stores historical data and provides the foundation for developing new risk models. The risk‑model functionality is embedded in the warehouse and calculates customer risk parameters. In addition to facilitating workshops to capture requirements and align priorities across initiatives, you will be expected to develop a strong understanding of the systems’ functional concepts and to have a basic understanding of credit risk modelling. Collaboration. Ownership. Passion. Courage. These are the values that guide us in how we work and how we make decisions – and that we imagine you share with us. What you’ll be doing Key Competencies and Experience: Demonstrated facilitation and project management skills, with the ability to abstract complex information and present high-level strategic plans for the coming years. Capacity to deep dive into details, ensuring new functionalities are both fit for purpose and user-friendly. Strong interest in data, with the ability to understand critical considerations in data management and analytics. Proactive, self-driven, and positive mindset, coupled with a robust problem-solving approach. Experience in credit risk modelling and data analytics is highly desirable You will operate at the intersection of business and IT, collaborating closely with modelling teams and engineering departments. The role requires active participation in workshops to discuss functional requirements and other business needs, ensuring alignment between stakeholders and technical teams. Who you are Your Experience and Background: Master’s degree in Business, Economics, or a tec