Product Manager - Threat Detection and Analysis

JPMorgan Chase & Co.•Jersey City, NJ

6d•$137,750 - $215,000

About The Position

As a Program Manager — Vice President at JPMorganChase within Global Security, you will serve as the product owner and delivery leader for a portfolio of threat detection and analysis capabilities spanning three operational programs: Insider Threat, Strategic Threats, and Workplace Violence. You will own the product roadmap end-to-end, coordinate across technology and business stakeholders, and partner with program-level delivery managers to ensure consistent, high-quality outcomes. Your work will directly enable data-driven identification, analysis, and mitigation of threats — protecting the firm, its workforce, clients, and assets.

Requirements

Formal training or certification on product engineering concepts and 5+ years applied experience
5+ years of experience in product management, product delivery, program management, or related roles with demonstrated roadmap ownership and delivery accountability
Proven ability to lead cross-functional delivery across multiple teams and workstreams, including planning, sequencing, dependency management, risk and issue management, and executive reporting
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare executive-ready materials and synthesize complex topics for diverse stakeholder audiences
Experience operating in a controlled or regulated environment with demonstrated sensitivity to legal, privacy, and risk considerations
Demonstrated ability to influence and drive outcomes across multiple programs without relying on formal authority

Nice To Haves

Prior experience within a global security or comparable enterprise security organization delivering products used by operational threat or investigative programs
Familiarity with insider threat, strategic threats, workplace violence, investigative or analytical workflows, or behavioral threat concepts
Experience with threat detection or analytics platforms and concepts such as user activity monitoring, user behavior analytics, alert triage workflows, rules and policy engines, or metrics-driven performance monitoring
Data fluency — including experience with query tools, dashboards, or visualizations — and comfort partnering with data science and engineering teams
Background in fields such as security studies, intelligence studies, cybersecurity, computer science, or data analysis

Responsibilities

Own and drive the threat detection and analysis product roadmap — including vision, outcomes, sequencing, and delivery planning — across three operational security programs
Serve as the primary coordination point between the Global Security product organization and technology partners, aligning priorities, managing dependencies, removing blockers, and ensuring timely roadmap execution
Define product objectives, key performance indicators, and success measures including operational effectiveness, timeliness, quality, reliability, and user adoption
Partner with program-level delivery managers to translate operational needs into initiatives, epics, and user stories, and align cross-program dependencies to unblock execution
Establish and run a consistent operating cadence including roadmap reviews, sprint and program reviews, stakeholder updates, risk and issue management, and decision documentation
Coordinate across engineering, data, analytics, and platform teams to deliver roadmap capabilities through clear requirements, acceptance criteria, and disciplined execution
Drive delivery outcomes across multiple workstreams — including scope, timeline, quality, and cost — with accountability for escalation management and executive-level communications
Ensure product capabilities are designed with appropriate controls and that delivery activities are executed in accordance with legal, privacy, and risk requirements
Lead change management and adoption planning for delivered capabilities, including training needs, operating model impacts, documentation, and feedback loops
Build trusted partnerships across security, technology, and cross-functional stakeholders, communicating complex topics clearly to varied audiences including senior leaders