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Arctic Wolf in Bengaluru, India, is seeking a Product Manager-Platform to shape AI-driven access capabilities and the developer experience across single-tenant and multi-tenant models.
You’ll partner with engineering on design reviews, build prototypes, and ensure the platform meets internal and external developer needs, with a chance to influence architecture and roadmap.
At Arctic Wolf, you won't just watch the cybersecurity industry evolve - you'll help lead the change. Our global Pack is made up of people who thrive on solving hard problems, moving fast, and building technology that protects organizations around the world. We're proud to be recognized by Forbes, CNBC, Fortune, CRN, Bartner Peer Insights and IDC MarketScape - but what matters most is the work behind it: delivering real outcomes for customers through award winning innovation like our Aurora Platform.
If you're looking for meaningful work, smart teammates and the chance to make a real impact in a high-growth company that's redefining security operations, Arctic Wolf is the right place for you!
Our mission is simple: End Cyber Risk. We're looking for a Product Manager-Platform to be part of making this/that happen.
You’ll join a team shaping the frontier of how AI and automated systems reach Arctic Wolf's platform. This posting covers two related focus areas: permissioning and access-control systems (how system roles and access models work across single-tenant and multi-tenant/MSP customers), and developer platform and MCP (the public developer experience for discovering and adopting access to the platform). Through the interview process, we’ll work with you to identify which focus area best fits your background and interests, so you don't need to know which one you are before applying. Both areas are technical and platform-facing, and both will involve partnering closely with engineering on system design, including reviewing high-level design documents (HLDs) and building prototypes or proofs of concept to validate direction before committing to full engineering investment. Depending on focus area, your work may be primarily internal-facing (systems used by internal teams and technical partners) or may extend to a public-facing surface, where developers and technical evaluators can explore and adopt platform capabilities before they’re a customer at all.
This is real technical ownership, not requirements administration. You'll partner directly with engineering on systems that the rest of the platform depends on, with genuine architectural input: reviewing HLDs, shaping tradeoffs, and building prototypes to test direction before engineering commits. You'll join a small team at the ground floor of one of the first governed AI-access layers in the security industry, with a growth path shaped by how fast this space matures, not a fixed org chart.
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