Technical Product Owner ID70119

AgileEngine•Baltimore, MD

About The Position

AgileEngine is seeking a Technical Product Owner to manage the strategy, roadmap, and adoption of enterprise cybersecurity platforms and developer security workflows. The role involves aligning executive risk-reduction goals with measurable developer adoption and workflow velocity, treating security tooling as a product, and collaborating with engineering, cloud architecture, security research, and enterprise teams. The position requires strong AppSec/DevSecOps knowledge, technical fluency, autonomous product leadership, data-driven decision-making, and upper-intermediate English.

Requirements

At least 5 years of technical product ownership or management experience, with success driving cybersecurity products, developer platforms, or automated tooling from concept through broad adoption.
Working knowledge of AppSec/DevSecOps workflows and tools, including SAST, DAST, SCA, ASPM, vulnerability lifecycle triage, and CI/CD security gating.
Ability to read code, discuss system integrations, and evaluate API designs and data flows with engineering teams.
Ability to independently drive product strategy from inception through adoption, using data-driven decisions and cross-functional leadership.
Upper-intermediate English proficiency.
Authorization to work for any employer in the United States; the company is unable to sponsor or take over employment visa sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Prior professional experience as a software developer, DevSecOps engineer, or security solutions architect before moving into product management.
Experience designing internal developer portals, SRE or infrastructure tooling, or Golden Paths in large, regulated enterprise environments.
Direct exposure to enterprise SecOps platforms such as SIEM, SOAR, CrowdStrike, or Splunk, or to AI-assisted development and remediation tools.
Software development or security architecture experience.

Responsibilities

Define and drive multi-quarter product roadmaps, aligning executive risk-reduction goals with measurable developer adoption and workflow velocity.
Treat security tooling as a product; design scanning engines, including ASPM ingestion and AI-SDLC scanning, and developer portals that reduce friction and eliminate build blockers.
Partner with software engineers, cloud architects, and security researchers on API contracts, pipeline data flows, and automated policy modernization.
Collaborate with enterprise teams to integrate identity, role modeling (RBAC/ABAC), and authorization standards into developer platforms and artifact repositories.
Translate regulatory and cybersecurity policies into clear, user-centric feature specifications and self-service automated workflows across global business units.