Enterprise Product Manager - Network-as-a-Service (NaaS)

Job SummaryThe NaaS Enterprise Product Manager is responsible for the lifecycle management of NaaS products and services, including strategy, development, launch, and continuous improvement. The role ensures that NaaS solutions meet market demand, align with business objectives, and generate revenue growth.The NaaS Product Manager works closely with cross-functional teams including Network, Customer Experience, Sales, Marketing, and Supply Chain Management to design competitive enterprise solutions.Product Strategy & PlanningDevelop and execute product strategies aligned with customer NaaS and digital transformation goals.Identify market opportunities through market research, competitive analysis, and customer feedback.Define product roadmaps and prioritize product initiativesProduct Development & Lifecycle ManagementLead the end-to-end lifecycle of NaaS products from concept to launch and post-launch optimization.Define product requirements, specifications, and service features.Collaborate with Network and technical teams to ensure successful product development and deployment.Market & Customer InsightsConduct market analysis to identify emerging technologies and customer needs.Gather customer feedback to improve product performance and usability.Monitor competitor offerings and industry trends.Commercial ManagementDefine pricing strategies and revenue models for NaaS products.Support sales teams with product positioning, proposals, and technical presentations.Develop go-to-market strategies and product launch plans.Stakeholder CollaborationWork closely with internal teams such as CX, Network, sales, marketing, finance, and SCMCoordinate with external vendors, partners, and technology providers.Ensure alignment between technical capabilities and business objectives.Performance MonitoringTrack product performance, revenue, and customer adoption.Analyze KPIs and implement product improvements.Manage product lifecycle updates including upgrades, enhancements, or retirement.EducationBachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Telecommunications, Computer Science, Engineering, or Business Administration.Master’s degree or MBA is an advantage.Experience5–10 years of experience in ICT, telecom,...