Engineering Product Manager, AI Canvas
Engineering Product Manager, AI Canvas
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead the product vision and strategy for an AI-native agent platform purpose-built for network operations
- Define platform capabilities: agent creation workflows, knowledge management, tool integrations, orchestration, evaluation frameworks, and extensibility
- Lead AI-powered experiences: natural language interfaces, intelligent recommendations, autonomous workflows, and agent reasoning capabilities
- Drive network domain differentiation: Leverage Cisco's network intelligence, integrations across Cisco portfolio, and enterprise-grade AI capabilities
- Partner with Design to deliver intuitive experiences that scale from simple tasks to complex automation scenarios
- Validate with lighthouse customers and partners: Set adoption and TTV targets; instrument the platform for actionable metrics
- Build business cases: Partner with Finance, Legal, and GTM on pricing/packaging proposals; enable field teams and partners for launch
- Run alpha/beta/GA programs: Lead backlog and phased delivery across multiple teams; ship value continuously
- Enable partner ecosystem: Define marketplace models, multi-tenancy requirements, and partner integration strategies
- 5+ years in product management (or equivalent), including platform or automation products
- Experience delivering AI-powered product experiences (e.g., intelligent assistants, recommendations, or automation)
- Background in network operations, IT operations, or enterprise automation at scale
- Experience working cross-functionally across engineering, design, CX, sales, partners, and executive forums
- Experience with agent platforms, orchestration systems, or workflow automation tools
- Understanding of partner ecosystems, multi-tenancy, and marketplace models
- Comfortable defining critical metrics and running evidence-based roadmaps
- Excellent narrative and storytelling skills; ability to simplify complexity for executive and customer audiences
- Why Cisco?
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