- Shape product security strategy
Define and evolve security guardrails for AI-assisted development from design and coding through testing, review, deployment and operations so teams can move quickly while using AI responsibly.
- Lead large‑scale security initiatives
Own cross‑functional programs (e.g., secure SDLC improvements, vulnerability reduction) that span multiple teams and quarters.
- Accelerate vulnerability remediation and automation
Partner with engineering to build automation for vulnerability detection, triage, and remediation (including STIGs/CIS baselines and policy‑as‑code), shortening time‑to‑fix for critical issues.
- Evolve security assurance programs
Improve how we run and consume pentests, vulnerability assessments, bug bounty programs, and red‑team activity so findings become lasting engineering and process changes.
- Champion secure‑by‑default tooling
Guide adoption and integration of security tools (static/dynamic analysis, dependency and license checks, IaC scanners) into CI/CD in a way that works with, not against, developer workflows.
- Support compliance in sensible ways
Help maintain and use frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, and NIS2 to drive automation‑friendly, durable controls into our products and platforms.
- Influence senior leaders and mentor others
Bring clear risk framing and trade‑off options to engineering and product leaders; mentor Product Security Engineers and raise the bar across the org. Track and translate the threat landscape Stay current on emerging threats and supply‑chain risks, and turn them into concrete changes to our controls, tooling, and product direction.