Platform Product Manager - Cloud Common Services (Atmos)
Guidewire (company site, opens in a new tab)6–10 yrsBengaluruOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 22–38 LPA
Posted 19h ago
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About This Role
- Own the roadmap and backlog for specific platform service areas within Cloud Common Services/Atmos, focusing on deployment tooling, observability, Kubernetes compute, networking, or shared services.
- Drive platform infrastructure as a product to improve developer productivity, self-service, and time-to-value through defining and delivering capabilities.
- Collaborate with Engineering, SRE, UX, and Enablement teams to prioritize and launch platform features, measure adoption, and iterate based on data and feedback.
Minimum Requirements
- 6–10 years of overall work experience; including 1–2 years in Product Management or product-adjacent roles with product responsibilities.
- Strong technical foundation in cloud infrastructure, specifically AWS services, containerization (Docker/Kubernetes), cloud-native architectures.
- Experience working with platform, infrastructure, or developer-facing products either as a product manager or in related technical roles.
- Work Experience Required: 6–10 years overall, with at least 1–2 years in product management or related roles.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in platform or developer-facing products with technical skills in AWS and container orchestration to inform product decisions.
- Comfortable managing product backlogs and working within agile development cycles, translating developer/customer needs into clear features.
- Able to collaborate cross-functionally with engineering and operations teams and use data-driven insights to guide prioritization and measure outcomes.