Overview
Own the product for how 50,000+ employees across multiple countries get, use and are supported on their devices, with particular depth on the mobile estate (iOS and Android, corporate-owned and BYOD, and field, clinical, lab and manufacturing devices).
What you'll do
- Own and articulate the product vision for end user services and mobile device management, stating what the service will be in 18 months and why it matters to the business.
- Maintain a rolling roadmap that balances new capability, technical debt, security and compliance obligations, and experience improvement; keep it honest about capacity.
- Translate the EUC strategy and architecture direction into a sequenced, deliverable product backlog.
- Own the business case and benefits realisation for product investment, and be accountable for the value claimed.
- Own, refine and prioritise the product backlog as the single source of truth for the squad; make prioritisation calls transparently and defend them.
- Write clear user stories and acceptance criteria that engineers can build from and testers can verify.
- Lead sprint planning, refinement, review and retrospective alongside the Scrum Master; accept or reject work against acceptance criteria.
- Manage dependencies across adjacent squads (identity, security, networking, service management) and escalate early when they threaten delivery.
- Own the release and change approach for user-visible change, including pilot rings, communications and rollback triggers.
- Be the voice of the employee in every prioritisation conversation, backed by research, telemetry, ticket analysis and direct observation.
- Run continuous discovery, including user interviews, shadowing in the field and on the shop floor, surveys and usability testing, with the populations least like head office.
- Convert digital experience (DEX) telemetry and service desk data into prioritised, root-cause-addressing backlog items; treat every recurring ticket category as a product defect until proven otherwise.
- Own adoption: define what good adoption looks like before launch, measure it after, and act when it does not materialise.
- Own the product for the mobile estate: enrolment and provisioning experience, BYOD vs. corporate-owned models, app catalogue and distribution, and the employee-facing side of mobile security policy.
- Own the BYOD proposition end to end, including the privacy commitment, employee terms, enrolment journey and trust.
- Manage the mobile OS release cycle as a recurring product event: annual iOS and Android major releases, beta assessment, compatibility validation and controlled rollout.
- Own the product relationship with mobile carriers, MDM platform vendors and app suppliers.
- Build and maintain relationships across business units, regions and functions; run a stakeholder forum or product council that makes trade-offs visible.
- Partner with Cyber Security to land control changes in ways employees will accept and comply with, delivering security outcomes through good product design rather than mandate.
- Engage works councils, employee representatives and Privacy where mobile telemetry, BYOD or device monitoring is in scope.
- Report on product performance to senior stakeholders in outcome terms.
What you'll need
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent demonstrable professional experience.
- Overall 15 years of experience, including 12+ years in technology delivery.
- 5+ years as a Product Owner or Product Manager with genuine backlog authority (not a business analyst writing another team's requirements).
- Product or service ownership serving 10,000+ users across multiple countries.
- Demonstrable hands-on product experience in end user computing, digital workplace or mobile device management, including direct familiarity with an enterprise MDM/UEM platform.
- Sustained experience owning a backlog for a cross-functional agile squad, through multiple release cycles, in a scaled delivery environment.
- Track record of using user research and quantitative telemetry to drive prioritisation, with a specific example of a decision the data changed.
- A demonstrable product outcome delivered and measured (adoption, experience, effort or cost), not merely a feature shipped.
- Proven ability to manage senior and conflicting stakeholders across business units and regions, and to hold a prioritisation decision under pressure.
- Fluent English; credible with both engineers and executives in a global matrixed organisation.
- Willingness to travel internationally, approximately 10-15% of the time, including to sites, labs and field locations.
Nice to have
- Product ownership certifications (e.g., Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), SAFe POPM, Professional Scrum Product Owner (PSPO), ITIL v4 Foundation, Microsoft Endpoint Administrator Associate).
- Experience in a regulated industry (pharmaceutical, life sciences, biotech, financial services or healthcare), including GxP-validated systems and change control.
- Product ownership for specialised or frontline mobile devices: rugged handhelds, lab and clinical devices, field-force tablets, shared/kiosk devices, scanners and shop-floor endpoints.
- Experience with deskless and frontline worker populations.
- Works council and employee-representation engagement, particularly on BYOD, mobile telemetry and device monitoring.
- Mobile app product experience, including internal app store curation, in-house mobile app lifecycle and MAM policy design.
- Experience delivering a major platform migration or transition as a product owner, such as MDM platform change, MSP transition or BYOD programme launch.
- Service design or UX research background; journey mapping and service blueprinting.
- Carrier and telecom management, including mobile contracts, eSIM, international roaming and expense management.
- AI-enabled workplace tooling product experience, such as Copilot, virtual agents and AI-assisted support deflection.
- Accessibility and assistive technology as a designed-in part of the device proposition.
- Sustainability, including device longevity, refurbishment and circular IT built into the product roadmap.
Details
- Location: Bengaluru, Luxor North Tower.
- Travel: approximately 10-15% of the time, internationally.
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