Altana AI
Director of Product Management, Public Sector
Brooklyn, NY, San Francisco, CA, Washington, D.C. +3 · Director · Full-time · Posted Sep 24, 2026
- Location
- Brooklyn, NY, San Francisco, CA, Washington, D.C.
Brooklyn, NY
San Francisco, CA
Washington, D.C. - Experience
- 8+ years in trade, customs enforcement, or border-security technology; 7+ years of product management is listed as a preferred qualification.
About the job
Lead product strategy and teams building Altana’s public-sector platform for customs and border management, economic security and policy, and defense supply-chain resilience.
What you'll do
- Own product vision, strategy, and roadmaps for three public-sector product areas, ensuring a unified platform for government customers.
- Build tools for customs enforcement, economic-security analysis, and defense procurement, including workflows, integrations, and data capabilities.
- Partner with engineering, design, data science, government affairs, and customers to translate policy and operational needs into products.
What they ask for
- 8+ years at the intersection of trade, customs enforcement, or border-security technology.
- Experience translating policy mandates and operational needs into product features and requirements.
- Ability to design for multiple government authorities with differing legal, data-sovereignty, language, and digital-maturity needs.
- Technical understanding of APIs, EDI, ETL/ELT, and JSON.
Nice to have
- 7+ years of product management, ideally across complex enterprise or government systems.
- Customs agency operations, trade facilitation, targeting and risk scoring, trade-data structures, API integrations, or multi-country product delivery; security-clearance eligibility or prior CBP/DHS background investigation is a plus.
Tools
APIs, EDI, ETL/ELT, JSON, ML, AI
AI focus
Build an agent-native intelligence layer using modern ML and AI for border authorities, including AI-driven pattern detection and automated policy validation.
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