Technical Product Manager / Business Analyst - Client Onboarding Technology

Summary We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Technical Product Manager / Business Analyst to join our Client Onboarding Technology team based in Tokyo, Japan. This is a full-time, onsite position playing a pivotal role in bridging business requirements and technical delivery for our client onboarding platforms. The ideal candidate combines strong analytical skills with hands-on technical knowledge to drive efficient, scalable solutions. Product management/business analysis Elicit, document, and manage business requirements from stakeholders across Operations, Compliance, Legal, and Technology teams Translate complex business needs into clear functional specifications, user stories, and acceptance criteria Conduct gap analyses between current-state and future-state processes within client onboarding workflows Facilitate workshops, sprint planning, and backlog grooming sessions with cross-functional teams Manage and prioritize the product backlog in alignment with business objectives and regulatory requirements Technical delivery Partner closely with development teams to ensure technical feasibility and clarity of requirements Review and validate front-end implementations, providing feedback on UI/UX alignment with business needs Familiarity with Oracle ADF and Angular would be a great addition Work with backend and database teams to design and validate data flows, including data mapping, query validation, and reporting requirements Familiarity with Oracle databases preferred Support UAT (User Acceptance Testing), defect triage, and sign-off processes Maintain technical documentation including data dictionaries, process flows, and system integration specifications Stakeholder management Act as the primary liaison between business stakeholders and the technology delivery team Prepare and present status reports, roadmaps, and project updates to senior management Coordinate with global teams across different time zones to ensure seamless delivery