What you will own ● Study enterprise IT administrators, security buyers, and frontline users; identify friction in enrollment, login, shared-device access, recovery, and administration.
Set the problem definition, product priorities, and roadmap for IAM / Windows capabilities; balance customer impact, security, reliability, and delivery effort. Write requirements, user journeys, acceptance criteria, and release scope covering both successful and failure scenarios, including offline or degraded connectivity.
Partner with Windows engineering, design, QA, solutions, and support to deliver integrations and endpoint experiences that work in real customer settings.
Plan pilots, deployment readiness, admin documentation, release communication, and post-launch measurement with customer-facing teams.
Use data and customer evidence to improve activation, login success, time to access, deployment time, support burden, adoption, and business outcomes.

A record of owning and shipping B2B software products,



with specific examples of discovery, prioritization, launch, and measured results.
Product depth in enterprise IAM, authentication, endpoint management, Windows clients, or closely related security products.
Working understanding of SSO/MFA, identity providers, AD / Entra ID, user lifecycle, and Windows deployment or administration workflows.
Ability to reason with engineers about APIs, integration dependencies, client/server behavior, security tradeoffs, and release risk without needing to be the primary developer.
Practical additional experience

Passwordless products, shared workstations or kiosks, Windows Hello, Credential Provider-based experiences, Intune/MDM, enterprise pilots, packaging/pricing, and products for industrial or frontline environments. Depth in either IAM or Windows is valuable if the candidate can demonstrate fluency in the other.

📌 Product Administration Executive Bengaluru
🏢 Soch Street
📍 Bengaluru