Product Manager - Enterprise Platform
First seen by Alion on Oct 22, 2026.
Product Manager:
Translate product direction and customer problems into clear priorities, requirements, and engineering decisions for a technically complex enterprise platform.
Responsibilities:
- Own product discovery, prioritization, requirements, and backlog quality.
- Translate strategic direction into clearly defined product problems and outcomes.
- Work directly with customers, engineering, sales, presales, and support.
- Separate reusable platform requirements from customer-specific requests.
- Define acceptance criteria and expected product behavior.
- Prioritize product features, integrations, technical debt, platform work, and UX improvements.
- Maintain roadmap rationale and decision history.
- Use customer feedback and product evidence to refine priorities.
- Keep product documentation aligned with actual behavior.
Mandatory technical knowledge and experience:
- 8+ years product-management experience in technical B2B or enterprise software.
- Experience working closely with engineering teams on complex platform products.
- Must be comfortable discussing:
1. APIs and integrations
2. Cloud and on-premises deployments
3. Kubernetes concepts
4. Metrics, logs and traces
5.Incident management and RCA
6. SRE/DevOps workflows
7. LLMs and agent workflows
8. Tool calling and context
9. Model limitations and evaluation
10. Authentication and permissions
11. Enterprise data/security constraints
- Able to read architecture and data-flow diagrams.
- Strong requirement-writing and prioritization skills.
Preferred:
- SRE, DevOps, infrastructure, observability, security, or developer-tooling background.
- Previous engineering experience.
- Enterprise AI products.
- Customer-hosted enterprise software.
- POC-driven enterprise sales environments.
Role: Product Manager
Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent
Role Category: Product Management - Technology
Education:
- UG: Any Graduate
Skills
IT Product Management, IT Product Strategy, IT Product Development