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AT&T

Runs US wireless and fiber internet networks

Lead Product Management & Develop - Wireline Transformation and Legacy Product Retirement

Product ManagementPosted on Nov 13
Full-timeDallas, TX, USA$143.8k - $215.8k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience building and executing complex product-retirement, customer-migration, or technology-transformation plans.
  • Understanding of wireline products, network technologies, service delivery, and related operational processes.
  • Ability to develop business cases, prioritize initiatives, define roadmaps, and establish measurable milestones and readiness criteria.
  • Ability to interpret customer, financial, revenue, cost, operational, network, and product-performance data and translate findings into recommendations.
  • Experience supporting contact-center demand forecasting, call-flow planning, workforce considerations, knowledge management, training, communications, and escalation processes.
  • Ability to manage cross-functional dependencies and risks involving service continuity, customer migration, billing, ordering, revenue, operational readiness, and platform decommissioning.
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience.
  • Approximately 5–8 years of product management, business transformation, telecommunications, or related experience.
  • Experience managing complex product-sunset, customer-migration, or technology-transformation initiatives.
  • Experience partnering with customer-care or contact-center organizations on operational planning, training, and communications.
  • Strong communication, presentation, negotiation, and stakeholder-management skills, with demonstrated success managing competing priorities, dependencies, risks, escalations, and senior-leadership updates.

Responsibilities

  • Define and communicate the wireline transformation strategy, roadmap, measurable outcomes, sunset milestones, dependencies, decision points, and readiness criteria for legacy products, platforms, technologies, services, and processes.
  • Segment affected customers, establish migration strategies, and define paths to target end-state products or technologies while managing customer retention, service continuity, and escalation risks.
  • Analyze customer, revenue, cost, network, operational, and state and federal regulatory impacts; create business cases supporting product retirement, platform simplification, and customer migration.
  • Partner with call-center leaders on contact-demand forecasting, staffing considerations, call-flow planning, operational readiness, and escalation paths.
  • Coordinate agent procedures, training, product-transition guidance, knowledge articles, frequently asked questions, call scripts, and job aids.
  • Develop internal and customer-facing communication plans with customer care, marketing, sales, legal, regulatory, corporate communications, engineering, network, and other stakeholders.
  • Address technical dependencies and decommissioning requirements while keeping representatives informed about milestones, offers, migration options, policy changes, and known issues.
  • Lead cross-functional governance, resolve escalations, and manage risks involving billing, ordering, revenue, service continuity, operational readiness, customer migration, and escalation resolution.
  • Track and report migration progress, customer retention, contact volume, customer sentiment, cost savings, and decommissioning progress to senior leadership.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge of consumer wireline products, customer lifecycle management, service migrations, or transformation programs.
  • Familiarity with call-center operations, workforce planning, knowledge management, agent training, and contact-volume forecasting.
  • Experience creating customer communications, agent scripts, frequently asked questions, job aids, and escalation procedures.

About the Company

AT&T

Runs US wireless and fiber internet networks

AT&T sells mobile phone plans and home internet to households and businesses across the US, and runs a wireless business in Mexico. Its business rests on two networks: a nationwide 5G wireless network and a fiber internet network that is replacing its old copper phone lines. Companies and government agencies also buy private networks, security and connectivity services from its business unit. Most revenue comes from monthly service plans plus device installment payments, and the company pushes customers to combine phone and home internet. AT&T Inc. began in 1983 as Southwestern Bell, took the AT&T name after buying its former parent in 2005, and is based in Dallas, Texas.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
1983

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