Product Manager, Technical

Location: Bellevue, Washington

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You'll be joining the Product Management team within T-Mobile's Data & Intelligence organization, serving product and platform needs across the enterprise. The team specializes in data domain and data platform product management, across a portfolio spanning data infrastructure, semantic layer development, and AI-enabled decision intelligence for both human and machine consumers.

As part of T-Mobile's Enterprise Transformation & AI organization, the team partners with the AI COE, AI Engineering, and program teams to deliver AI-enabled experiences for business partners and consumers. Our products enable the business to move from data access to data intelligence.

This role is essential for managing technical products that meet specific business objectives and customer needs within the organization. It involves owning the product lifecycle, including vision, strategy, technical delivery, and stakeholder collaboration to ensure successful outcomes. The role requires balancing customer insights, technical feasibility, and business goals to prioritize and deliver product features effectively.

Success is measured by product performance, customer satisfaction, and the ability to drive growth through innovative solutions. The work impacts the organization by enabling cross-functional teams to deliver products that enhance customer experiences and achieve business results.

Scope of the Role

As a Product Manager, Technical, you'll own a product or feature area within a data domain — setting its roadmap, writing its requirements, and partnering directly with the engineering team that builds it. You'll influence decisions inside your own area and contribute to the domain roadmap around it.