Product Owner - Radiology Informatics jobs at Philips

In this role, you have the opportunity to drive the category and commercial performance in the DACH region through data-driven decision-making, actionable insights, and integrated research execution. You will act as the primary insights partner to the DACH Commercial Leader, connecting performance tracking, consumer understanding, and local business priorities to the broader Western Europe strategy.

Your role:

• Acting as a strategic advisor to the DACH commercial team, facilitating cross-functional workshops (e.g., Zone Dialogue, Marketing Planning, Think Big), coaching local teams, and embedding insights into all key business moments.

• Leading performance reporting (market growth, market share, sell out, rotation, stock, distribution, etc.) with tools like GfK, Nielsen, identifying trends, supporting trade story development, and managing escalation of tool or data issues when needed.

• Managing end-to-end research initiatives (e.g. consumer validation, shelf tests) — from scoping to delivery—ensuring findings are translated into relevant and timely business decisions.

• Closing consumer and shopper knowledge gaps through cost-effective research, sharing insights via factbooks or activation moments, and supporting retail/channel strategy development using sources such as Mintel and Kantar.

• Supporting zone-level initiatives such as performance reviews, brand strength workshops, or pilot projects, while scaling best practices from other zones and ensuring all knowledge is uploaded in platforms like Eureka.

• Managing the insights budget and local supplier relationships, with accountability for prioritization, execution, and governance of data inputs.

You're the right fit if:

• University degree (Master preferred) with 5–7 years of experience in insights & analytics, category management, or strategic marketing in FMCG , consumer health sectors or in a market research agency (e.g. GFK, Nielsen)

• Fluency in German and excellent communication skills in English

• Strong experience with performance reporting tools (e.g., GfK, Nielsen, Power BI) and transforming complex data into clear recommendations

• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and good awareness of Power BI and other data visualization tools

• Solid understanding of research methodologies, shopper/consumer insight generation, and category analysis

• Proven ability to engage and influence senior stakeholders and work cross-functionally in matrix organizations

• Experience managing research budgets and local supplier relationships

• Based in (or willing to relocate to) Hamburg, with full availability for in-person collaboration

This is an on-site position based in Hamburg, Germany.

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Thedrives product quality improvement activities, using statistics and to improve processes. works with production, manufacturing engineering and suppliers in the areas of process control, quality control and assurance, data collection, failure analysis, corrective actions, reporting for early detection and correction and continuous improvement. Responsible for “real time” investigation of failures, finding root causes, issuing summarizing report and following-up corrective actions implementation.
Your role:

• Manages and follows-up quality activities.

• Participate and lead “real time” manufacturing line investigations to identify cause and containment actions. Work with Production, Supply and Manufacturing Engineer personnel.

• Interpret manufacturing outputs and customer inputs, define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.

• Select and apply quality procedures and methods, appropriate inspection strategy and statistical techniques.

• Establish and monitor quality/process control for high risk parts and high risk suppliers.

• Create and administer an effective closed-loop corrective action program.

• An active member on the production release of new products, responsible for quality plan preparation.

• Plan and participate in internal manufacturing audits and assessments as a co-auditor.

• Participate in the Material Review Board process to dispose off rejected material..

You're the right fit if you have:

• Practical Engineering / BA / BSc degree.

• 2-4 years of work experience in a manufacturing plant.

• Good understanding of statistical methods, quality tools and methodologies (i.e. 8D, DMAIC, SPC, FMEA, Control Plan, LEAN).

• Fluent English

This role is an office role.
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