• Own GA readiness for your Nexus area: define “what must be true” for launch (instrumentation, onboarding steps, documentation, support readiness, known-issues policy, rollout gates). • Build a repeatable adoption engine: create and run a design-partner / early adopter motion with defined success criteria, activation milestones, and a managed feedback loop. • Create and maintain a prioritized backlog: deliver fully defined epics and user stories (use case context, dependencies, and testable acceptance criteria) that cover at least the next 12 weeks / 2 releases and are “ready” for engineering. • Drive outcomes with data: define KPIs and dashboards (activation funnel, workflow adoption, time-to-live) and lead a weekly cadence to make decisions, prioritize work, and report progress. • Lead customer discovery with leverage: conduct customer interviews and workflow reviews; synthesize insights from calls, support tickets, and usage data into product decisions. • Communicate clearly and consistently: provide crisp weekly status, risks, and tradeoffs to stakeholders; align scope and sequencing across teams. • Partner with GTM to launch: contribute to packaging/positioning inputs, release notes, enablement materials, and internal training for product launches. • Operate AI-first: use AI tools to accelerate synthesis of customer feedback, draft PRDs/stories/acceptance criteria, generate test scenarios, and automate recurring reporting—while ensuring human validation and accountability.