Technical Product Owner — Government Integration Project

12-month fixed term contract | South Melbourne | Hybrid working

Because this position supports a federal government project, applicants must be Australian citizens and willing and eligible to undergo the required government security-clearance process.

About My Occ Health Record

My Occ Health Record (MOHR) is an Australian-owned health-tech company transforming how high-risk industries manage workforce health.

Its cloud-based occupational health platform connects health information across the entire employee lifecycle—from pre-employment assessments and health surveillance to injury management, occupational hygiene and employee wellbeing.

The platform supports more than 440,000 employee health records, 3.9 million live data points and over 1,000 clinical users.

By centralising sensitive health data, automating compliance and providing real-time insights, MOHR helps organisations protect their people, reduce risk and make better workforce-health decisions.

The chance

MOHR is looking for a technically fluent Product Owner to support a complex federal government integration project.

You’ll act as the critical link between government stakeholders, internal Product teams and Engineering, maintaining continuity across separate business and technical conversations and ensuring complex requirements aren’t lost in translation.

This isn’t a high-level, roadmap-only Product Manager position. It’s a hands-on delivery role requiring strong attention to detail, technical curiosity and end-to-end ownership.

You’ll take complicated and sometimes changing requirements, understand how they affect multiple connected systems, and turn them into clear, testable work that Engineering can confidently implement.

Why this role is impactful

MOHR is part of a broader government solution involving six connected systems. If requirements, data flows or integrations aren’t understood correctly, the entire user journey can be affected.

You’ll play a central role in ensuring:

- Business and technical stakeholders remain aligned
- Decisions are documented and carried between different working groups
- APIs and integrations meet the intended requirements
- Engineering receives clear, delivery-ready work
- Edge cases and dependencies are identified before development




- The delivered solution works correctly through QA, UAT and release

The work involves sensitive occupational-health data, complex stakeholder relationships and a project with genuine national significance.

What you’ll be doing

- Act as the bridge between government stakeholders, internal Product teams and Engineering
- Participate in business, technical and integration workshops
- Understand and document APIs, system interactions and end-to-end data flows
- Translate complex requirements into clear epics, user stories and acceptance criteria
- Identify gaps, assumptions, dependencies, edge cases and failure scenarios
- Maintain traceability between stakeholder requirements, technical decisions and delivered functionality
- Manage changing or conflicting requirements and assess their wider impact
- Prepare and refine the backlog so work is ready before entering development
- Support engineers throughout delivery by providing timely clarification and decisions
- Work closely with QA to define test scenarios and validate acceptance criteria
- Participate in integration testing, UAT and release validation
- Investigate whether reported issues are defects, missed requirements, scope changes or misunderstandings
- Communicate technical concepts clearly to non-technical stakeholders
- Ensure decisions, actions and requirements remain accurate across a long-running government program

What we’re looking for You’ll be an experienced Product Owner, Technical Business Analyst or systems professional who is comfortable operating between business and technology.

You’ll ideally bring

- Experience owning complex software requirements through the full delivery lifecycle
- Strong technical understanding of APIs, integrations and data flows
- The ability to follow and contribute meaningfully to technical conversations
- Experience translating ambiguity into implementable, testable requirements
- Strong user-story and acceptance-criteria capability




- Excellent stakeholder management across technical and non-technical audiences
- Confidence identifying contradictions and challenging unclear requirements
- Experience maintaining decision logs, traceability and documentation
- Strong attention to detail and a structured approach to problem-solving
- Experience supporting Engineering, QA and stakeholders through testing and release
- The autonomy and judgement to keep delivery moving without constant direction
- The patience and adaptability required for a government program where requirements and timelines may change

You don’t need to be a software engineer, but you must be able to understand how systems communicate, ask credible technical questions and explain complex integrations clearly.

Nice to have

- Previous federal or state government project experience
- Existing Baseline security clearance
- A background in software engineering, systems analysis or technical business analysis
- Experience using Postman or similar API-testing tools
- Familiarity with Swagger, OpenAPI specifications, JSON payloads and HTTP response codes
- SQL or data-investigation capability
- Experience with integration, system or user-acceptance testing
- Healthcare, health-tech or sensitive-data experience
- Experience working across large, multi-system programs
- Knowledge of government governance, assurance and documentation requirements

Why join MOHR? This is an opportunity to:

- Work on a technically complex federal government project
- Contribute to technology designed to improve workplace health and safety
- Work across Product, Engineering, QA and customer stakeholders
- Gain significant exposure to APIs, integrations and sensitive-data workflows
- Have genuine ownership across requirements, testing and delivered outcomes
- Join a growing Australian product company where your work will be visible
- Help shape how MOHR approaches technical product ownership as it continues to scale
- Work within a collaborative environment where people are trusted to contribute beyond narrow job boundaries

If you’re a technically curious Product Owner who enjoys untangling complexity, connecting stakeholders and carrying requirements through to a working outcome, we’d love to hear from you. Apply directly or contact Georgia Hart for a confidential conversation.

📌 Technical Product Owner (South Melbourne)
🏢 My Occ Health Record
📍 South Melbourne