Senior Product Manager, Cloud & Infrastructure Security

Equinix•Dallas, TX

1d•$136,000 - $204,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Product Manager, Cloud & Infrastructure Security, owns the product strategy for Equinix’s cloud and container security capabilities. The role spans three product areas: cloud security posture and governance, runtime and container protection, and infrastructure and IaC security. The PM partners closely with cloud platform engineers, developers, and security operations — ensuring controls are effective and practical to adopt at scale.

Requirements

5–10+ years in technical product management, with direct experience owning security products in cloud or infrastructure environments.
Solid understanding of cloud security posture management, cloud configuration policy enforcement, container and Kubernetes security, IaC scanning, and runtime workload protection.
Understands how security fits into CI/CD pipelines, container registries, and infrastructure-as-code delivery. Can work with engineering teams to integrate controls without disrupting how they build.
Track record of aligning engineering, security operations, and business stakeholders on a shared roadmap in a large, complex organization.
Comfortable going deep on how a capability works — from misconfiguration detection to container admission control — and translating that understanding into product decisions.
Writes and speaks plainly. Can make a complex security concept understandable to a business leader without losing the substance.
Takes accountability for outcomes. Follows through on commitments and flags risks early.

Nice To Haves

Thinks in Systems: Designs controls that work consistently across a multi-cloud environment and on-prem infrastructure — not one-off fixes for individual teams.
Balances Ideal and Practical: Makes clear tradeoffs between security coverage and developer experience. Keeps a prioritized backlog that reflects what engineering can actually ship.
Communicates Across Audiences: Explains technical topics plainly to non-technical stakeholders, and translates business risk into requirements engineers can act on.

Responsibilities

Own the roadmap across cloud posture management, runtime and container security, and infrastructure security controls. Keep priorities tied to business risk and engineering capacity.
Maintain a clear, actionable backlog for each product area. Translate security requirements into work engineering teams can execute, and track outcomes against defined goals.
Work with platform and infrastructure leads to embed security into developer workflows — pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, and container delivery — without unnecessary friction.
Represent cloud security priorities across InfoSec, platform engineering, and business planning. Serve as the primary point of contact for questions and investment decisions in this space.
Lead early-stage work on new capabilities, including container image integrity and admission control. Define requirements, set success criteria, and manage the path from proof-of-concept to production.