Principal Product Manager- Endpoint Security

Develop a deep understanding of customer needs, market shifts, and emerging threats, and translate that insight into clear product direction. Define differentiated product experiences that help customers prevent endpoint attacks, detect and investigate threats, and respond effectively across their environments. Bachelor's Degree AND 8+ years experience in product/service/program management or software development OR equivalent experience. Bachelor's Degree AND 12+ years experience in product/service/program management or software development OR equivalent experience. 4+ years experience taking a product, feature, or experience to market (e.g., design, addressing product market fit, and launch, internal tool/framework). 6+ years experience improving product metrics for a product, feature, or experience in a market (e.g., growing customer base, expanding customer usage, avoiding customer churn). 6+ years experience disrupting a market for a product, feature, or experience (e.g., competitive disruption, taking the place of an established competing product). Experience defining and delivering products or platforms in endpoint security, cybersecurity, cloud services, or enterprise software. Demonstrated ability to lead complex initiatives across multiple teams without direct authority. Experience translating technical concepts into customer value and business outcomes. Deep experience in endpoint protection, endpoint detection and response (EDR), runtime security, threat prevention, or security operations. Working knowledge of endpoint threats, operating-system security, attack techniques, telemetry, detection engineering, and incident response workflows. Experience applying threat intelligence, security operations, or incident response insights to endpoint protection and detection scenarios. Familiarity with the threat model for AI use on endpoints at runtime, including how agents, models, and local AI workloads can introduce new attack surfaces, expose sensitive data, or be misused by attackers. Relevant security certifications such as CISSP.