Chief Product Officer (Tax Technology)

Most product roles talk about ownership.This one expects it.I''m working with a UK based tax technology business building a product in a space where there''s zero tolerance for error. Their platform applies complex UK tax legislation at scale, helping accounting firms identify risks, spot opportunities, and deliver better outcomes for their clients.It''s not a concept. It''s live, it''s being used, and now it needs focus.They''re hiring a Chief Product Officer to take full ownership of product as a commercial function.That means being accountable for what gets built, why it matters, whether customers will pay for it, and whether it scales. Not managing a roadmap. Not coordinating stakeholders. Owning outcomes.You''ll be expected to bring clarity where there isn''t any today. To make decisions quickly, often with incomplete information, and to stay focused on what actually drives revenue and product-market fit.This is a product that needs to be right. Not mostly right. Right. It''s built around deterministic logic, where correctness, repeatability and auditability matter. There''s no hiding behind experimentation or ambiguity in the core product.You''ll work closely with engineering, but without blurring responsibilities. Product direction, prioritisation and commercial outcomes sit with you. Engineering execution sits with the CTO. It''s a clean split, and it needs to stay that way.The reality is you''ll inherit imperfect products and competing priorities. You''ll need to ..... full job details .....