Principal Product Manager - Threat Intellignece

TENEX.AI is an AI-native, automation-first Managed Detection and Response provider focused on enhancing cybersecurity. The Principal Product Manager for Threat Intelligence & Threat Hunting will lead the product lifecycle, transforming security data into actionable insights and strategies.

Responsibilities:

• Own the entire lifecycle of our Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting products from initial concept and discovery through to launch and scaling
• Define and execute a multi-year product strategy for Threat Intel/Hunting that aligns with TENEX's AI-native mission and maintains our competitive advantage against evolving adversaries
• Partner with our Detection Engineering and Security Research teams to translate frontier threat research into automated hunting playbooks and real-time intelligence feeds
• Guide engineering, design, and GTM teams through the complexities of building AI-driven security products, ensuring technical investments translate directly to measurable customer security outcomes
• Conduct deep discovery with security practitioners and CISOs to identify unmet needs in the threat intelligence landscape and build products that solve for alert fatigue and signal-to-noise challenges

Requirements:

• Demonstrated success in taking at least one complex cybersecurity product from initial idea to successful market adoption (0 to 1)
• Deep domain knowledge in Threat Intelligence (TIP, feeds, attribution) and Threat Hunting methodologies (MITRE ATT&CK, hypothesis-based hunting)
• 8+ years of experience in Product Management within the cybersecurity or enterprise SaaS space, with a bias for technical products and high-growth environments
• Strong understanding of how LLMs and graph-based reasoning can be leveraged to automate security analyst workflows and threat detection
• Ability to articulate a clear product vision and complex technical concepts to both executive stakeholders and technical individual contributors
• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Security, or a related field
• Relevant security certifications (e.g., GCTI, GCFA, CISSP) or product management credentials are a significant plus