Product Management Manager, Microsoft Digital
Microsoft
- Location
- United States, Washington, Redmond
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- H-1B history
- 2,066 approvals (FY2023)
- Posted
- 1h ago
Skills
About this role
Overview
Microsoft Digital (MSD) builds and operates the platforms, products, and services that support Microsoft employees and business operations worldwide. By applying enterprise-scale experience and insights, MSD helps shape technology solutions that improve productivity, security, and employee experiences across Microsoft. The Principal Group Product Manager leads Microsoft's enterprise endpoint strategy and portfolio, spanning physical devices, mobile and virtual endpoints, management platforms, security capabilities, and AI-enabled experiences. This role is responsible for defining strategy, driving cross-functional alignment, and delivering business outcomes across the device lifecycle, including acquisition, deployment, management, security, optimization, and retirement. Operating as Microsoft's Customer Zero for endpoint technologies, this leader partners across Microsoft Digital, Windows, Intune, Entra, Defender, Surface, Windows 365, Dev Box, Security, Engineering, and strategic partners to evaluate emerging technologies, inform product direction, and develop enterprise deployment practices. The role leads teams responsible for endpoint experiences, lifecycle services, device strategy, platform governance, and innovation. Success in this role requires balancing product strategy, platform operations, security, and organizational leadership to deliver secure, scalable, and productive technology experiences for employees worldwide. Microsoft's mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. We foster a culture of respect, integrity, accountability, inclusion, and continuous learning, enabling employees to collaborate, innovate, and deliver meaningful impact. #MSD #MSDJOBS Responsibilities Define and drive the vision, strategy, operating model, and investment priorities for Microsoft's enterprise endpoint ecosystem, including physical, mobile, cloud, and virtual endpoints, endpoint management platforms, security capabilities, and AI-enabled employee experiences. Own the roadmap, lifecycle strategy, success measures, and business outcomes for endpoint services supporting Microsoft employees and vendors globally across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Windows 365, Microsoft Dev Box, and future endpoint platforms. Lead teams responsible for endpoint strategy, lifecycle services, platform governance, innovation, and Customer Zero programs, including organizational planning, execution, talent development, and accountability for results. Drive the end-to-end endpoint lifecycle, including device standards, acquisition, provisioning, onboarding, management, optimization, refresh, recovery, and retirement. Serve as Microsoft's Customer Zero leader for endpoint technologies, using enterprise-scale deployments, operational insights, employee feedback, and telemetry to validate emerging capabilities, improve deployment guidance, and influence product roadmaps. Partner across Windows, Intune, Entra, Defender, Surface, Windows 365, Dev Box, Microsoft 365, and Security to improve enterprise readiness, influence platform investments, and shape product direction. Define and advance secure-by-default endpoint outcomes in partnership with security, identity, privacy, compliance, and risk teams, including Zero Trust, vulnerability management, identity protection, device trust, least-privilege access, and data protection initiatives. Lead strategy and adoption of AI-enabled endpoint experiences, including Copilot+ PCs, automation capabilities, and agentic workflows that improve productivity, service delivery, and operational efficiency. Establish and monitor business, operational, security, and employee experience metrics, leveraging telemetry and experimentation to improve reliability, adoption, productivity, and user satisfaction. Partner with OEMs, hardware manufacturers, cloud providers, and ecosystem partners to define device standards, lifecycle requirements, and future platform direction,