Remote Principal Product Manager - Security & AI Strategy

Ladders; United States; Remote; USD 238,000 - 357,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401k/RRSP participation

Equity grant opportunities

Flexible PTO

Job summary

Ladders is seeking a Principal Product Manager, Security to shape security-focused product strategy across the organization, partnering with product, engineering, and security stakeholders to embed security requirements early in the design process.

You will own platform-level security investments, balance risk with usability, and help guide how AI is thoughtfully applied to security practices. The role involves engaging with the security community and influencing product standards.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of product management experience in security-critical SaaS products.
• Deep knowledge of security fundamentals including cryptography and IAM.
• Ability to earn credibility with security engineering teams and interpret technical specs.
• Experience in making risk-based tradeoffs and influencing roadmaps without formal authority.

Responsibilities

• Partner with product teams to identify security requirements early in the design process.
• Align Security Engineering priorities with product strategy and communicate them across the company.
• Own and direct the security roadmap for platform-level investments.
• Lead the strategy for integrating AI into security practices.
• Balance risk and usability by using data to inform decisions on security features.
• Represent the company in the security community and engage with researchers.
• Coach PMs on security best practices and set high standards for product work.

Skills

Product management

Security

Security strategy

AI in security

Stakeholder influence

Job description

Ladders is seeking a Principal Product Manager, Security to shape security-focused product strategy across the organization, partnering with product, engineering, and security stakeholders to embed security requirements early in the design process.

You will own platform-level security investments, balance risk with usability, and help guide how AI is thoughtfully applied to security practices. The role involves engaging with the security community and influencing product standards.