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Interon IT Solutions

Product Owner

Chantilly, VA · Remote

#W2 Role Job Title - Product Owner Remote Role Role Overview We are seeking a Senior Product Owner ... distributed onshore and offshore engineering teams. This role requires deep ownership of ...

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How much do remote offshore inspector jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote offshore inspector in the United States is $27.36, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $18.51 and $31.49 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a remote offshore inspector?

Remote Offshore Inspectors are professionals responsible for conducting inspections and assessments of offshore structures, equipment, and operations, often from a remote location using digital tools and technologies. They ensure that offshore facilities such as oil rigs, wind farms, and pipelines comply with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards. These inspectors use remote monitoring systems, drones, and cameras to evaluate the condition of assets, identify potential issues, and report findings to stakeholders. This role helps maintain operational safety and efficiency while minimizing the need for personnel to be physically present in hazardous offshore environments.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote offshore inspector?

To thrive as a Remote Offshore Inspector, you need expertise in offshore inspection techniques, knowledge of industry standards (such as API, DNV, or NACE), and relevant engineering or technical qualifications. Familiarity with remote monitoring systems, inspection software, and certifications like CSWIP or PCN are typically required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help inspectors collaborate with onshore teams and ensure comprehensive reporting. These skills and qualifications are vital for maintaining safety, regulatory compliance, and operational integrity in challenging offshore environments.

How does a remote offshore inspector typically collaborate with on-site teams during inspections?

As a Remote Offshore Inspector, you will frequently coordinate with on-site personnel via video conferencing, live data feeds, and digital reporting tools. Effective communication is essential, as you’ll often guide on-site staff through inspection procedures, clarify technical requirements, and provide real-time feedback to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. Building strong virtual working relationships and being proactive in addressing challenges are key to successful collaboration in this role.

What is the difference between Remote Offshore Inspector vs Offshore Inspection Technician?

AspectRemote Offshore InspectorOffshore Inspection Technician
CertificationsTypically requires certifications like NACE, AWS, or APIOften requires similar certifications, plus specific equipment operation licenses
Work EnvironmentPrimarily remote, overseeing inspections via digital tools, with occasional on-site visitsPrimarily on-site offshore, performing physical inspections and maintenance
Industry UsageUsed across oil & gas, energy, and industrial sectors for remote monitoringCommonly found in offshore oil rigs, platforms, and maritime facilities

The Remote Offshore Inspector and Offshore Inspection Technician roles share certifications and industry usage but differ mainly in work environment. The inspector works remotely, overseeing inspections digitally, while the technician performs hands-on inspections offshore. Both roles are vital for ensuring safety and compliance in offshore operations.

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Infographic showing various Remote Offshore Inspector job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 71% Full Time, 21% Part Time, 6% Contract, and 2% Nights. Highlights an 97% Physical, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $56,905 per year, or $27.4 per hour.

Product Owner

Interon IT Solutions

Chantilly, VA • Remote

Contractor

Re-posted 6 days ago

Job description

#W2 Role

Job Title - Product Owner

Remote Role

Role Overview

We are seeking a Senior Product Owner to lead the discovery and delivery of a custom-built Order Management System (OMS) for Costco. This role is part of a Discovery Pod focused on transforming a legacy OMS into a modern, microservices‑based architecture.

The Product Owner will operate in a high‑ambiguity environment, building OMS capabilities from the ground up—often with limited business SME availability—while guiding distributed onshore and offshore engineering teams. This role requires deep ownership of requirements, strong backend and financial workflow understanding, and the ability to proactively apply OMS best practices rather than rely on existing product frameworks.

This role requires a rare combination of:

  • Strong SAFe Product Owner craft (PI readiness, backlog hygiene, dependency/risk management) and
  • Current, hands-on OMS domain expertise across core modules (order lifecycle, fulfillment, returns/refunds, cancellations, inventory/sourcing).

Because SME availability may be limited, the PO must be able to lead requirements proactively and apply industry OMS best practices.

Key Responsibilities

1) Quarterly & PI Planning Readiness (SAFe)

  • Plan ahead across quarterly and PI horizons by preparing clear objectives, scope options, and sequencing aligned to outcome-based goals (OKR/WhatMatters.com style).
  • Provide high-quality PI inputs: feature prioritization, dependency mapping, risk identification, and capacity assumptions.
  • Ensure traceability from objectives → features → stories, with clear success measures.

2) Backlog Ownership & Execution Readiness

  • Own and continuously refine a prioritized team backlog.
  • Ensure near-term work is Definition of Ready (DoR) compliant: clear acceptance criteria, workflows, and testable outcomes.
  • Maintain refinement and visibility 1–2 PIs ahead while keeping next sprint “execution-ready.”

3) OMS Domain Leadership (Must be hands-on)

  • Lead discovery and delivery for OMS capabilities across:
    • Order lifecycle (create → process → fulfill → deliver/complete)
    • Omnichannel fulfillment (Pickup, Delivery, Ship-to-Home, Ship-to-Store)
    • Cancellations, returns, refunds
    • Inventory availability, sourcing, vendor/DFC flows
    • Post-order modifications (adjustments/markdowns/discount rules, where applicable)
  • Define business rules, guardrails, and negative/exception scenarios (e.g., fraud prevention, validation failures, retries, compensations).

4) Technical & Architectural Foresight (Integration-heavy)

  • Partner with engineering/architecture to identify:
    • Technical enablers
    • Non-functional requirements (performance, resiliency, observability)
    • Platform/integration constraints early
  • Sequence functional and technical work to reduce rework and integration risk.
  • Be comfortable discussing APIs, events/messages, integration patterns, and end-to-end flows.

5) Dependency, Risk, and Outcome Management

  • Proactively manage cross-team/cross-ART dependencies.
  • Surface risks early and drive mitigation with Product Management, RTEs, and peer POs.
  • Inspect outcomes using delivery + product metrics; adjust plans within PI/quarter based on learning.

Required Skills & Experience (Must-Haves)

  • OMS domain depth (non-negotiable):
    9–12 years working with enterprise OMS platforms (Manhattan, Blue Yonder, IBM Sterling, or custom-built OMS).
    Must demonstrate credible module expertise (not just “worked around OMS”).
  • Recent OMS experience:
    Meaningful OMS work within the last 24–36 months (to avoid steep learning curve).
  • Product Owner experience:
    6–7+ years as a PO (or equivalent) in Agile/SAFe environments.
  • SAFe execution mastery: PI Planning readiness, backlog refinement, OKR/DoR/DoD, dependency/risk management.
  • Product craft excellence: user stories, workflows, journey maps, acceptance criteria.
  • Retail / eCommerce / fulfillment domain exposure; omnichannel journey experience (Pickup, Delivery, Ship-to-Home, Returns).
  • Technical fluency: comfortable discussing APIs + event/message flows + integration patterns + system architecture with engineers.