Product Manager Ultra Low Latency Networks, euNetworks
3 days a week in office
European provider of bandwidth infrastructure services
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European provider of bandwidth infrastructure services
201-500 employees
Be an early applicant
3 days a week in office
201-500 employees
Company mission
To deliver scalable, fibre based products and solutions to a customer base that is at the centre of technology transformation.
Role
Who you are
- Strong commercial judgement and an ownership mindset
- Experience evaluating opportunities, investments and business cases
- Ability to balance growth, profitability and strategic positioning
- Comfortable making decisions with incomplete information
- A structured and analytical approach to complex challenges
- Outstanding attention to detail especially during planning
- Ability to assess options, risks and competitive responses
- Natural curiosity and a desire to understand how markets really work
- Interest in strategy, incentives, game theory and competitive dynamics
- You enjoy competition and finding ways to win
- You anticipate competitor actions and position accordingly
- You understand how small advantages can compound into meaningful market leadership
- You are constantly looking for opportunities to create sustainable differentiation
- A go-getter mentality with a bias towards execution
- Comfortable working autonomously and leading from the front
- Willing to challenge the status quo and pursue opportunities proactively
- Able to build momentum and deliver outcomes without waiting for direction
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
- Ability to build trust with customers, partners and internal teams
- Comfortable supporting executive-level discussions and negotiations
- Skilled at aligning diverse stakeholders behind a common objective
- A base level of technical literacy in networking, DWDM and optical infrastructure is desirable, but most important is the willingness and capacity to learn quickly
- You do not need to be a network engineer, but you should be capable of understanding how technology choices create commercial advantage
- Most importantly, we're looking for someone who combines the mindset of a strategist, the curiosity of an investigator and the accountability of a business owner
- If this position is of interest but you don’t think you meet all of the criteria listed, please consider applying still
What the job involves
- This role has full ownership of euNetworks' market-leading Ultra-Low Latency (ULL) trading product
- You will be accountable for the strategy, commercial performance, investment decisions and long-term growth of a network that serves some of the world's most sophisticated financial institutions
- You will operate as the business owner for euTrade, with direct responsibility for its P&L and the freedom to shape its future direction
- Your decisions will dictate where we invest, which routes we build, how we compete and how we maintain our leadership position in one of the most demanding and competitive markets in telecommunications
- This is a role for someone who enjoys solving difficult problems, accountability, uncovering opportunities before competitors do and building defensible advantages
- While an interest in networks and financial markets is helpful, we place far greater value on commercial judgement, intellectual curiosity, strategic thinking and execution
- If you've read Flash Boys by Michael Lewis, or you’ve watched The Hummingbird Project and found yourself fascinated by the commercial value of latency, the race to build faster routes and the strategic importance of infrastructure, this role offers the opportunity to shape and grow one of the industry's leading ultra-low-latency platforms
- Manage the product P&L, including revenue growth, profitability and cost leadership
- Build business cases and evaluate investment opportunities
- Define pricing strategy and support sales drive return on investment
- Develop a deep understanding of exchange growth, liquidity shifts, mergers, acquisitions and venue migrations
- Understand trading firm and market data provider business models, points-of-presence, and the value of latency within their ecosystems
- Analyse competitor strategies, strengths, network developments and customer loyalty dynamics
- Identify opportunities to create unique and defensible competitive advantages
- Apply game theory, competitive assessment and structured problem-solving to identify and develop unique, defendable route opportunities
- Evaluate competitor behaviour, market dynamics and strategic trade-offs to determine the most effective investment and go-to-market decisions
- Assess risks, scenarios and potential responses before committing resources, adapting strategies as market conditions evolve
- Use data, market intelligence and commercial insight to guide decision-making and strengthen competitive advantage
- Define product strategy and long-term roadmap
- Manage lifecycle decisions across the portfolio
- Support new logo acquisition, cross-sell and upsell campaigns
- Develop strategic relationships with customers, partners and industry stakeholders
- Influence decision-makers and build credibility across the market
- Negotiate commercial agreements and partnership opportunities
- Support Sales in customer engagements and product positioning
- Spend time with customers, partners and industry participants
- Gather intelligence directly from the market rather than relying solely on reports and presentations
- Be prepared to challenge assumptions and uncover opportunities first-hand
- Operate with a "boots on the ground" mentality and a bias towards action
Salary benchmarks
Our take
The world’s usage of the internet has changed dramatically over the last decade, with traditional broadband connections being rapidly replaced with fibreoptic networking. Whilst this presents the infrastructure necessary to support domestic connections for high-spec networking services such as cloud computing, setting up oversea and long-haul fibreoptic connections is a huge challenge requiring vast infrastructural development.
euNetworks provides bandwidth infrastructure services to connect finance, wholesale, data, and other industries, developing the necessary infrastructure to form networks through dark fibre, metro wavelengths, colocation and long haul wavelengths. The company currently focuses on developing intercity network connections across 18 major European cities and overseas long-haul connections across 18 countries.
Whilst fibreoptic infrastructure has become commonplace in recent years, such networks focus on domestic networking and thus limit connection speeds between cities, countries, and continents. Through its long-haul bandwidth infrastructural innovations, euNetworks aims to solve this problem and future-proof high-bandwidth networking for the global connectivity of cloud computing and other high-speed networking innovations.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
1% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Company HQ
Canary Wharf, London, UK
Leadership
Marisa Trisolino
(CEO)Marisa is responsible for all operating aspects of the business. She joined euNetoworks in May 2025 after serving as the CEO of CMC Networks since 2018.
Giancarlo Ferro
(CFO)Giancarlo is also the CFO of Hatch. Previously, he was the Chief of Staff/CIO at FLAG and Interim CFO and Chief of Staff at GCX.
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