Lead Product Management & Develop - Development Focus

AT&T AT&T · Telecom · Dallas, TX

Lead Product Management role focused on building and improving products, platforms, and experiences for AT&T's indirect sales channels (Agents, VARs, MSPs, SIs). The role involves translating partner friction into engineering requirements, defining buy-flows, driving cross-functional alignment, and ensuring partner-readiness for product launches. Key objectives include simplifying ordering, provisioning, and Day 2 operations, increasing partner adoption, deal velocity, and shifting towards API-first, self-service experiences across various AT&T offerings.

What you'd actually do

  1. Write engineering-ready PRDs, epics, and PI-ready workstreams for indirect product initiatives
  2. Own product enablement for assigned partner segment
  3. Ensure products are partner-ready at launch: packaging, pricing logic, eligibility rules, tech readiness
  4. Map partner journeys end-to-end; identify and quantify friction across the indirect lifecycle
  5. Write requirements for portal, API, and transaction flow improvements (ASF)

Skills

Required

  • Product management experience in telecom, SaaS, or B2B channel/partner environments
  • Understanding of indirect business models (VAR, MSP, SI, wholesale/resale, agent, alliance channels)
  • Experience managing the partner lifecycle
  • Writing PRDs, product specifications, and engineering-ready requirements
  • Knowledge of wireline, wireless, and value-added product portfolios
  • Proficiency with CRM/CPQ platforms (Salesforce)
  • Experience with portal ecosystems
  • Experience with API-first product design
  • Experience operating in SAFe, Agile, or PI planning cadences at enterprise scale
  • Ability to drive cross-functional alignment across Product, Sales, Commercialization, and Engineering

Nice to have

  • BS/BA in Business, Engineering, Computer Science, or related field

What the JD emphasized

  • partner-ready from day one
  • partner-ready at launch
  • partner-facing launches
  • partner-facing platforms
  • partner-facing product launches