Principal Product Manager

Prophet Security

24d

About The Position

Security teams are drowning in alerts, fragmented workflows, and tools that don't talk to each other. Adversaries are moving faster than ever, deploying ransomware or stealing data in hours instead of days. Organizations don't want more irrelevant alerts. They want security tailored to them without being limited by human time. They need a solution that can recognize when something's wrong, explain what happened, and take the next action on their behalf. At Prophet Security we're building that future for security operations. Our AI SOC platform is a constellation of specialist agents operating in unison to support the full arc of security operations. They work on the stack you already own, at the level of autonomy you set, learning what matters in your environment as they go, and we keep expanding what they can take on. Powered by frontier models and decades of Security Operations experience, we're a force multiplier for security teams, transforming what SOCs can do today and redefining what's possible tomorrow.

Requirements

Demonstrated judgment under ambiguity, with a bias toward deciding and moving
A high sense of urgency and personal ownership over outcomes
Appetite for building in a category with no established playbook
A track record of owning products end to end and shipping on a fast cadence
Either real depth in security operations, or a proven ability to acquire domain expertise quickly by working shoulder to shoulder with expert customers
Experience working directly with customers, including technical buyers and practitioners
Exceptional written and verbal communication. Your documents are the artifact the team works from

Responsibilities

Own the roadmap. Set a point of view on what your products should become, then define and sequence the work that gets there. Keep it honest about what is committed versus what is aspirational.
Write requirements that hold up. Produce PRDs clear enough that engineering can estimate and build without a meeting to decode them.
Drive delivery. Partner with engineering leads daily on scope, sequencing, and tradeoffs. Unblock relentlessly. Cut scope when the date matters more than the feature.
Earn the security context. Sit in on POVs, customer calls, and escalations. Learn how our sharpest customers actually run their SOC, and turn that into prioritized work with a clear rationale.
Build for trust. Security teams adopt what they can inspect. Design for the level of transparency, control, and measured accuracy that earns a customer's autonomy.
Land what you ship. Ownership doesn't end at merge. You're responsible for enablement, launch, and whether anyone actually uses the thing.
Measure the outcome. Define what success looks like before you build, then go check.