Senior Product Owner: Internal Security Tools & DevSecOps

RiseMe; Boca Raton (FL); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional growth

Competitive USD-based compensation

A selection of exciting projects

Flextime

Job summary

AgileEngine in the United States is seeking a Senior Product Owner to own the strategic vision and backlog for internal security tools and developer portals. You will prioritize epics that reduce systemic risk and drive adoption of policy and tooling changes.

A strong AppSec or DevSecOps background and cross-functional autonomy are essential as you bridge executive security mandates with agile execution and reduce developer friction across workstreams.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in Technical Product Management or as a Product Owner.
• Experience in vulnerability management lifecycles, AppSec, Cloud Security/Architecture, and/or Development Enablement.
• Fully autonomous in driving product strategy from inception to adoption.
• Excels at data-driven decision-making and cross-functional leadership without requiring day-to-day direction.
• Upper-intermediate English level.

Responsibilities

• Define and prioritize user stories and epics for Workstreams 1-5, ensuring engineering efforts directly reduce systemic risk.
• Drive the adoption framework for Business Unit Architecture Champions, focusing on policy modernization and content uplift.
• Ensure that all built solutions, including ASPM ingestion and AI-SDLC scanning, reduce developer friction and enhance the internal user journey.
• Bridge the gap between executive security mandates and the Agile execution pods.

Skills

Technical PM

Product Owner

AppSec/DevSecOps

Data-driven decisions

Cross-functional leadership

Autonomous strategy

Job description

AgileEngine in the United States is seeking a Senior Product Owner to own the strategic vision and backlog for internal security tools and developer portals. You will prioritize epics that reduce systemic risk and drive adoption of policy and tooling changes.

A strong AppSec or DevSecOps background and cross-functional autonomy are essential as you bridge executive security mandates with agile execution and reduce developer friction across workstreams.