Technical Product Manager, Agentic AI Security

Dell Technologies•Round Rock, TX
•$130,900 - $169,000

About The Position

Join Dell’s Security & Resiliency organization as a Technical Product Manager, Agentic AI, based in Round Rock, Texas. The organization manages security risk across Dell’s business and has team members in more than 15 countries. In this role, you will define and maintain specifications for AI-native security workflows, working with security, functional, engineering, and business stakeholders from discovery through release. You will document current ways of working, including undocumented expert practices, and define testable requirements, acceptance criteria, baselines, and measurable outcomes. You will manage scope and changes, break work into deliverable increments, address conflicting stakeholder needs, and confirm results with functional owners.

Requirements

  • 8+ years of experience, or equivalent skill, in technical product management or business analysis, defining requirements, specifications, and acceptance criteria for complex technology solutions.
  • Strong working knowledge of AI-native systems and their probabilistic behavior.
  • Ability to learn how experts work, including undocumented steps, and turn that knowledge into clear, testable requirements.
  • Ability to translate business needs into measurable outcomes and well-defined scope, with baselines and improvement targets agreed in advance.
  • Technical fluency to partner with security, engineering, and business stakeholders on feasibility, constraints, and trade-offs across matrixed organizations.
  • Proven ability to manage competing priorities, resolve conflicting requirements, and maintain specification quality throughout the product lifecycle.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience delivering artificial intelligence or automation-driven workflow solutions in security or risk management domains.
  • Familiarity with LLM behavior, agentic systems, or AI evaluation practice.

Responsibilities

  • Own specifications for AI-native security workflows, defining requirements, scope, outcomes, and acceptance criteria.
  • Partner with security and functional experts to document current work practices, including undocumented steps, and define success.
  • Define verifiable acceptance criteria and measurable outcomes for each capability against an agreed baseline.
  • Manage scope and change, break work into deliverable increments, resolve stakeholder conflicts, and record decisions and rationale.
  • Own the definition of ready and keep specifications complete, buildable, and current while partnering with engineering through release; confirm outcomes with the functional owner.
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