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Senior Product Manager, AI and Endpoint

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Senior Product Manager with 5+ years of experience, including at least 3 owning a technical platform, SDK, agent, or systems-level product. Must have technical depth in Windows, macOS, and Linux architectures, and understand how AI runs on a computer. Experience with endpoint or systems background is required.

Core skills

AIEndpoint SecurityProduct Management

Optional skills

Windows Filter DriversMinifiltersWFPmacOS Endpoint SecurityNetwork ExtensionsLinux eBPFkernel modulesuserspace agents

What you'll do

  • The Agent roadmap across all platforms. Windows, macOS, Linux, and the platforms after them. You decide what ships, in what order, and why, balancing customer demand, platform modernization, performance, and security hardening on one prioritized backlog.
  • The endpoint layer of AI Usage Control. Detecting AI that never touches the network - native desktop clients, IDE-embedded assistants, terminal-based coding agents, AI-native Teramind | Senior Product Manager, AI and Endpoint browsers, and local models running offline - and capturing the prompts, pastes, uploads, and agent-executed commands that browser and network DLP cannot see.
  • Translating business vision into engineering reality. You turn signals from executives, sales, customers, competitors and the engineering org into a coherent technical roadmap. You are the interpreter between “we need to detect AI exfiltration” and “here is how we instrument the endpoint to see it.”
  • Building for the enterprise: bulletproof and undetectable. Enterprise customers expect the Agent to be invisible to end users, resilient against tampering, and reliable in conditions that break weaker products. You own the roadmap that keeps it that way.
  • Performance, footprint, and reliability. Every CPU cycle, megabyte and battery percent we consume is felt by the end user and argued about by the customer's IT team. You set and defend the performance bar.
  • Define, measure, and meet product KPIs. Adoption, rollout velocity, deployment success rate, crash rates, detection coverage, time-to-patch on OS changes. You set the numbers and hold the team and the company to them.
  • Industry and ecosystem relationships. Microsoft, Apple, the Linux ecosystem, MDM vendors, and the major AV and EDR vendors. You represent Teramind in technical conversations where the agent's architecture is the subject.

What they require

  • 5+ years of product management experience, with at least 3 owning a technical platform, SDK, agent, or systems-level product.
  • This is a senior IC seat: influence without headcount.
  • Technical depth is non-negotiable. You do not need to write C++, but you should reason about Windows architecture, macOS system extensions, and the trade-offs between Endpoint Security and Network Extension frameworks. You can push back credibly in a design review.
  • You understand how AI actually runs on a computer. A hosted model in a browser tab, a native desktop client, an IDE-embedded assistant, a CLI coding agent, and a local model under Ollama are five different detection problems, and several are invisible to anything watching the network. You know why, and you know what an audit trail for an autonomous agent has to capture.
  • Endpoint or systems background. You have shipped endpoint security (EDR, EPP, XDR), monitoring or management agents, OS-level tools, or systems software. CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Defender, Tanium and similar are directly relevant. Pure SaaS and application PMs without systems exposure will struggle here.
  • You think in outcomes, not features. Success is “95% of customers roll out a new agent version within 30 days,” not “shipped version 27.0.”
  • You are comfortable with security trade-offs. Visibility versus privacy, tamper protection versus usability, cloud processing versus on-device intelligence. You can hold the attacker's perspective and the IT buyer's perspective in the same conversation.
  • You work with AI, not just about it. You use AI in your own practice, prototyping to pressure-test concepts before spending engineering cycles, and evaluating model behavior rather than trusting vendor claims.
  • You bring rigor, and you write. PRDs, decision memos, prioritization frameworks, release cadence, credible engineering-facing specs. In a distributed team, writing is how product management scales.
  • Preferred: Engineering background earlier in your career: systems, kernel, driver, or low-level platform work

Benefits

  • Collaboration with a forward-thinking team where new ideas come to life, experience is valued, and talent is incubated.
  • Competitive compensation
  • Career growth opportunities
  • Flexible paid time off
  • Laptop reimbursement
  • Ongoing training and development opportunities

Teramind is a hybrid, global workforce building the next-generation Insider Risk Management and User Behavior Analytics platform. More than 10,000 organizations across the globe use Teramind to mitigate insider threats and protect their sensitive company data with enterprise-grade software.

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