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Product Manager - Sightline and Agentic Trust
HUMAN Security is seeking a Product Manager to join our Sightline and Agentic Trust team, spearheading product execution within the enterprise cybersecurity and fraud mitigation landscape. In this role, you will oversee continuous customer request streams, synthesizing feedback from both clients and internal stakeholders to drive tactical support, accelerate the delivery of high-impact initiatives, and provide strategic insights that inform our product roadmap.
What You’ll Do
- Act as the single point of accountability synthesizing incoming product requests and major escalations, ensuring they are appropriately prioritized and integrated into our key product initiatives.
- Partner with account management, product, and engineering to unblock high-stakes customer situations quickly.
- Absorb reactive noise, ad-hoc requests, one-off escalations, internal pressure before it reaches research and engineering teams.
- Identify and prioritize high-impact, low-effort improvements that can be shipped fast and driving shipping them:
- Translate vague, high-level goals into scoped deliverables with clear owners, timelines, and success criteria.
- Drive delivery of these initiatives from kickoff through launch.
- Own the process of the product requests management
- Drive progress across teams where you have influence but no direct authority — chase owners, enforce commitments, and make the status of every initiative visible.
- Develop a deep working knowledge of the product — how it works, where it breaks, what customers care about.
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- 5+ years in project management / product management / customer success roles with a track record of delivering real results for SaaS enterprise products.
- Experience navigating ambiguous, high-pressure environments where the requirements were not handed to you neatly.
- Proven ability to drive outcomes without direct authority.
- Strong prioritization instincts, knows the difference between urgent and important and acts accordingly.
- Experience working in or very closely with a product and engineering organization.
- Understands how organizations actually work, formal and informal power, competing priorities, political dynamics.
- Able to negotiate resource and priority trade-offs with managers across functions.
- Reads situations quickly and adapts communication style to the audience - executive, engineer, customer.
- Fast learner and strong technical background, ability to quickly onboard with complex systems and environments.
- Background in customer support or customer success is a strong asset.
Desired Skills
- Experience in fraud/abuse mitigation, technical background or software development experience, and/or exposure to Agentic AI or machine-learning–powered products.
- Knowledge of cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.
- Familiarity with cloud-based platforms and architectures.
- Prior experience working in a high-growth or late-stage startup environment.
- Experience working in a high-growth or late-stage startup environment.


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About HUMAN Security
HUMAN was founded in a Brooklyn sci-fi bookstore with a hacker mindset and the lofty mission of making the internet safer by putting humans first. Today, our Human Defense Platform safeguards enterprises from sophisticated bots, fraud, and account abuse, verifying the humanity of more than 20 trillion interactions per week for the world’s biggest brands and internet platforms.
HUMAN is an equal opportunity workplace dedicated to protecting the internet's integrity for everyone. We believe in putting people first, embracing diversity of thought from our global teams, and welcoming all individuals to share their unique experiences as we fight cybercrime together. We support our Humans with a comprehensive total rewards package for personal and professional development, including well-being and learning stipends, flexible work options, and dedicated time off. While our HQ is in NYC, we have teams worldwide.
HUMAN is growing fast, and there’s never been a more meaningful time to join us. If you thrive on solving complex problems and want to help shape the future of cybersecurity, join us as we build a safer, more human internet.
If you are an individual with a disability or special need that requires accommodation, please contact us directly.
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