Product Manager

Requirements

• 6+ years in the software industry, with exposure to security, trust and safety, or platform integrity in a product management or engineering leadership role.
• Familiarity with security challenges unique to AI-generated software, including code vulnerabilities, prompt injection, and unsafe defaults.
• Technical fluency, including programming experience and the ability to engage credibly with engineers on threat models, vulnerabilities, and platform architecture.
• Strong product sense and systems thinking.
• Ability to translate security constraints into good user experiences and determine when security should be invisible versus unmistakable.

Nice-to-Haves

• Experience working on platform security or trust and safety at scale.
• Familiarity with enterprise security requirements and how they influence product decisions.

Responsibilities

• Represent users by bringing findings on security posture, threat models, and trust signals to the team with clarity and conviction.
• Run discovery end to end, including user interviews, competitive research, data analysis, and security messaging for technical and non-technical users.
• Shape how security surfaces across the product, including AI output review, permissions, publishing safeguards, and vulnerability detection.
• Scope functionality, validate it through user feedback and metrics, and remove what does not work.
• Enable sales, support, and marketing teams to speak credibly about security, especially with enterprise buyers.

Initial Projects

• Map the current threat surface across generated applications and define the biggest gaps.
• Own the first iteration of secure-by-default publishing safeguards.
• Build an internal framework for scoping, prioritizing, and communicating security features.

Compensation and Benefits

• No salary information provided.