what we need, you may own areas spanning the platform's AI experiences, governance and trust, the connector and developer platform, and lower-networking operational areas of the product — building on top of, and in partnership with, our core automation platform rather than duplicating it.You will partner closely with our OSS Network Domain PMs, who own the networking semantics — and we will actively teach you networking to the level you need: services, planning, ISP-site and operator context, and what configuration, routers, and a NOS are. You are not expected to master device- and NOS-level networking; you are expected to build great platform product on top of correct domain models.This is a builder PM role. The goal is to turn repeated operator and customer needs into reusable platform capabilities, clear contracts, and safe automation — not customer-specific screens, scripts, integrations, or forks.ResponsibilitiesOwn the product vision, strategy, roadmap, and epics for your platform area(s).Shape AI-native experiences across the platform: AI-assisted workflow creation and explanation, natural-language investigation, AI troubleshooting and debugging, incident summarization, and recommendation review.Define governance and trust: users, roles, and permissions; versioning, publishing, testing/simulation, and rollback; audit trail; and AI explainability, feedback, and evaluation signals.Define the integration and developer platform: connector framework for external systems (inventory, telemetry, alarms/events, NMS/EMS, controllers, orchestrators, ITSM, BSS/CRM/order systems, customer tools); northbound/southbound APIs, SDKs, webhooks, and event subscriptions; adapter lifecycle (creation, certification, versioning, deployment, monitoring, upgrade, deprecation); integration observability; and developer experience (docs, playgrounds, sandboxes, reference integrations).Help define human-in-the-loop and automation-safety experiences — when the system recommends, asks for