Lead Technical Product Manager

UnitedHealth Group•Eden Prairie, MN

3d•$112,700 - $193,200

About The Position

The Lead Technology Product Manager on UnitedHealth Group’s Enterprise Information Security team is responsible for developing, communicating, and implementing the organization’s cloud security product strategy and simplifying the user experience of adopting security practices across cloud service providers. The role represents customer needs in cloud security solutions and supports the adoption of security practices across the enterprise. The Cloud Security Engineering Product Manager manages multiple value streams, incorporates the voice of the customer into product solutions, and prioritizes development team work to meet engineering, business, and customer needs. The role ensures tactical execution remains aligned with customer needs, leads the product through its lifecycle, and promotes continuous improvement. The position partners with business, security, technology, and engineering stakeholders to advance security transformation and adoption. The salary range is $112,700–$193,200 annually based on full-time employment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience.
At least 3 years of technology-powered product solution delivery and experience with modern product discovery and delivery methods.
At least 3 years in a role making decisions across an enterprise, rather than only one or two business units.
Demonstrated experience navigating and delivering solutions in Fortune 50-sized organizations.
Proven ability to lead, conduct, and facilitate product management activities and ceremonies, such as standups, SCRUM, intake, feature definition and refinement, retrospectives, feature releases, PI planning, and multi-year roadmaps.
Proven experience influencing and driving prioritization with security and technology stakeholders across the enterprise.
Demonstrated ability to ensure industry-standard architecture and design patterns are followed.
Ability to influence the Definition of Done and ensure it is clearly understood and articulated to enterprise stakeholders.
Ability to negotiate win-win solutions across teams and lines of business, including across applications and portfolios.
Ability to communicate effectively and build relationships across multiple teams, stakeholders, and leadership.

Nice To Haves

Acumen with product management tools such as Aha, Rally, and GitHub, and an understanding of DevOps.
Basic knowledge of modern enterprise technologies and how to secure them, such as SAST, infrastructure, CWP, CSPM, Infrastructure as Code, IAM, DAST, DLP, data at rest, AI, and networking.
Basic knowledge of shift-left CI/CD automation techniques and security tools.
Conceptual understanding of public cloud virtual machines and container offerings from cloud service providers; AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are preferred.
Basic understanding of Kubernetes and/or Docker containers.
Ability to understand, document, and describe expected outcomes, measure delivered business value, and demonstrate empathy for user experience.

Responsibilities

Drive product vision, strategy, objectives, and outcomes for security transformation.
Lead the product across its lifecycle, including performance, expansion, financial health, roadmap, and end-of-life.
Serve as a security product champion and guide leadership-level alignment across the enterprise.
Apply security domain expertise to represent, manage, and engage with business stakeholders.
Partner with stakeholders to enable successful development, delivery, and adoption of technology solutions.
Identify and frame new technology products in the cloud security domain based on market knowledge.
Resolve conflict by driving consensus in the best interests of the product.
Guide the team through Program Increment (PI) planning, including capacity planning, prioritization, refinement, and work scheduling.
Track the value delivered to the business by the product over time.
Facilitate product discussions, including capability intake, team standups/SCRUM, product refinement, and prioritization.
Encourage and participate in user research alongside the engineering team.
Partner across technology organizations on roadmap planning where cross-team dependencies exist.
Promote product culture concepts including making it easy to do the right thing, transparency, adaptability and learning, simplification, prioritizing the most important work, and focusing on outcomes over outputs.
Manage and prioritize development team content to meet engineering, business, and customer needs and improve efficiency.
Represent the customer experience in adopting security practices across cloud service providers.