Technology Product Manager

As a Product Manager for Policy Compliance, you will play a vital role in translating customer use cases into actionable user stories and epics for developers. Your responsibilities will include collaborating with a cross-functional team on solution architecture and feature design, ensuring engineering deliverables from conception to delivery. Working closely with the Senior Product Manager, solution architect(s), and other key stakeholders, you will be responsible for ensuring that the features delivered align with real-world usage, incorporating customer feedback into new feature requests and refinements. Your role will also involve direct engagement with engineering management to guarantee the timely delivery of defined product features. Being actively involved in engineering grooming sessions and regular scrum meetings will be essential to provide proper Product Management input for engineering priorities. Collaborating with the Compliance PM team on prioritizing product backlogs to develop and maintain roadmaps for both internal and external stakeholders will also be a key aspect of your responsibilities. Creating personas for each product and ensuring they accurately reflect the various classes of customers, stakeholders, and internal resources using the products will be part of your role. Additionally, delivering product feature and solution demonstrations to customers and working closely with UX/UI experts to develop an intuitive and cutting-edge user interface will be crucial in enhancing the product's usability. Monitoring product competition and ensuring that the sales and marketing teams have the necessary materials to maximize sales efforts relative to competitors will also fall under your purview. To excel in this role, you should possess a product management background with at least two years of proven experience in cybersecurity, cloud security, or IT compliance. Experience in Secure Configuration Management, Policy Compliance, Vulnerability Management, and other cybersecurity domains is preferred. A deep understanding of configuration management concepts, secure baselines, and operating system hardening practices is essential. Familiarity with industry benchmarks such as CIS, DISA STIGs, and compliance frameworks like CIS, NIST, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, DORA is advantageous. The ability to define user stories, acceptance criteria, and prioritize feature backlogs using Agile methodologies is crucial. Holding an advanced degree or certifications like CISSP, CISA, CISM will be considered a plus. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, along with a proven ability to create enablement collateral such as presentations, whitepapers, and demos, are also required for success in this role.,