Senior Technical Product Manager, Privileged Access Management
Skills
Software DevelopmentSoftware As A ServiceArchitectureCybersecurityDigital AuthenticationEngineeringFIPS 140-2
What the job involves
The main requirements, responsibilities and hiring steps.
Requirements
- 5+ years of product management experience in B2B enterprise SaaS
- Strong software engineering background with production-level coding experience in Python Go PowerShell or Java
- Ability to collaborate on access policy enforcement authentication secure session handling and system architecture
- Experience with PAM platforms and secure credential handling including certificates keys secrets and automated rotation
- Familiarity with zero-trust architectures and enterprise identity providers such as Okta Azure AD or LDAP
- Understanding of hybrid environments including AWS GCP Azure and on-prem systems
- Proven success delivering technical products with measurable business and user outcomes
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to influence across functions
- Highly organized with strong execution discipline and attention to detail
- Experience working within Agile software development environments
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science Engineering or related technical field preferred
- Builder mindset with ability to operate at the code and system level when needed
Nice to have
- deeply technical
- security-first
- builder mindset
- detail-oriented
- highly organized
- cross-functional
Day to day
- Lead the vision and multi-release roadmap for KeeperPAM, a modern privileged access management platform
- Work closely with engineering, design, security, and business teams to deliver secure, scalable, user-centric access management capabilities
- Engage with enterprise security teams, IT administrators, and DevOps users to translate complex privileged access needs into product features
- Participate in architecture discussions, review technical designs, and help ensure solutions are technically sound and aligned to zero-trust principles
