Extreme Networks Inc.

Extreme Networks Inc.

Senior Product Manager, SD-WAN

San Jose, California, United States · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$190k-$240kDetected 16 hours ago
Cloud PlatformsMachine LearningCybersecurityNetwork SecurityProduct ManagementProduct StrategyOKRsCiscoSD-WANLeadershipCommunicationCollaborationProblem Solving

About the role

  • As a global networking leader, learn why there's no better time to join the Extreme team.
  • This role will connect branch routing, network security, cloud integrations, and Fabric-to-the-Edge strategy to help enterprises modernize for a cloud-first, AI-powered future.

Responsibilities

  • Extreme Networks is seeking a Senior Product Manager for SD-WAN to own product strategy, roadmap, and market delivery for AI-driven, cloud-managed SD-WAN solutions.
  • Build a compelling product narrative around cloud-managed SD-WAN, edge intelligence, and self-healing networks
  • Lead Fabric-to-the-Edge use cases that connect data center fabric, branch SD-WAN, routing, switching, and policy automation
  • Partner with engineering on architecture, feasibility, trade-offs, and delivery planning
  • Lead planning, check-ins, retrospectives, and launch readiness across engineering, QA, product marketing, and sales
  • Support subscription and consumption models while ensuring operational excellence, security, and compliance
  • Partner with sales and product marketing on messaging, positioning, enablement, battle cards, and training
  • Shape MSP, channel, pricing, packaging, and bundling strategies to drive adoption and expansion
  • Customer & Partner Advocacy
  • Engage customers, partners, advisory boards, and escalations to turn feedback into product insight

Skills

  • Inclusion is one of our core values and in our DNA.
  • Senior Product Manager, SD-WAN

Compensation

  • $190k-$240k

Benefits

  • Define the SD-WAN vision, roadmap, priority use cases, and AI-driven automation strategy

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