Who we are

VOIS (Vodafone Intelligent Solutions) is a strategic arm of Vodafone Group Plc, creating value for customers by delivering intelligent solutions through Talent, Technology & Transformation.
As the largest shared services organisation in the global telco industry with 30,000 FTE, our portfolio of next-generation solutions and services are designed in partnership with customers across Vodafone Group, local markets, and partner markets to simplify and drive growth. With our strategic partner Accenture, we work alongside our Vodafone customers, other Telco and tech companies to drive transformation, meet the challenges of our industry and ensure we stay relevant and resilient. This partnership is a unique, industry-first model which brings together the best of in-house and 3rd party capability.
We work with customers across 28 countries from 10 VOIS locations: Albania, Egypt, Hungary, India, Romania, Spain, Turkey, UK, Germany, Ireland, and with a network of teams in Czech Republic, Italy, Greece, and Portugal.
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About this Role





We are seeking a Product Architect with deep expertise in Meraki SD-WAN and SD-LAN to design, deliver and evolve enterprise connectivity products for business customers across a global footprint. Based in India and reporting to the Architecture Lead within VOIS GSL, this role acts as the technical design authority for end-to-end solutions, balancing product requirements, compliance, quality, cost and time to market. The individual will work closely with Commercial, Product Management, Technology Product Owners, vendors and local market teams to bring secure, scalable and compliant SDN-based products to life.

What you’ll do

Engage with Commercial, Product Management and Technology Product Owners to shape high-quality requirements and maintain a healthy product backlog.Translate functional and non-functional requirements into end-to-end technical solutions, including impact assessment, cost estimat

📌 Product Architect (India)
🏢 Vodafone
📍 India