Product Manager, Cybersecurity

Job Description

DeleteMe is looking for a Product Manager, Cybersecurity to lead the security-facing side of its privacy protection platform. This is a dual-ownership role: you'll shape the in-product cybersecurity experience — dashboards, risk scoring, alerting, and remediation workflows — while also owning how DeleteMe plugs into the enterprise security stacks (IAM, SIEM/SOAR, ITSM, HR systems) that its business customers already run. It's a hands-on seat for someone who wants to stay close to the technical work rather than hand it off entirely.

Key Responsibilities

• Set the roadmap for security-facing product surfaces: exposure dashboards, risk scoring, admin views for enterprise accounts, and automated remediation flows
• Design alerting logic that surfaces breach risk, exposure changes, and remediation progress to the right internal and customer stakeholders
• Take full ownership of integrations — from early discovery through API design, prototyping, launch, and monitoring after release
• Build proof-of-concept integrations personally to test an approach before committing engineering resources to it
• Balance two active roadmaps (product experience vs. integrations) based on customer pull, strategic weight, and engineering cost
• Write PRDs and user stories, and define the metrics that show whether a feature is actually adopted and reliable
• Work directly with Sales Engineering on technical evaluations and with Customer Success on what's landing (or not) with customers
• Sit in on conversations with customer security and IT teams to understand the environments DeleteMe needs to fit into

Requirements

• 3–5 years in product management, engineering, solutions engineering, or another technical role with product ownership
• Genuinely able to write code — build a working integration prototype, call APIs, and debug data exchange issues without waiting on engineering
• Track record shipping API-driven integrations and user-facing features inside a B2B SaaS environment
• Solid grounding in cybersecurity concepts, with real depth in at least one of: IAM/IGA, SIEM/SOAR, ITSM, or HR information systems
• Comfortable translating dense technical detail into requirements and updates that non-technical stakeholders can act on