Horizon3AI
Staff Product Manager, Rapid Response
$225K–$265K
San Francisco, California +2 · Hybrid · Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 9, 2026
- Location
- San Francisco, California
Washington, DC
New York City, NY - Experience
- 7+ years of Product Management experience; no alternative stated.
About the job
Leads the strategy, roadmap, operating model, and customer experience for NodeZero Rapid Response, helping customers identify and validate exploitable risks from emerging vulnerabilities and act on them.
What you'll do
- Own Rapid Response product strategy, roadmap, operating model, and measurable outcomes across threat research, prioritization, testing, notification, remediation, and verification.
- Develop threat-intelligence and exploit-coverage strategies, partnering with researchers and attack engineers to assess vulnerabilities and safely validate exploitability.
- Improve customer relevance, automation, adoption, reporting, and go-to-market execution through cross-functional partnerships and direct customer engagement.
What they ask for
- 7+ years of Product Management experience building deeply technical B2B SaaS products, with significant cybersecurity experience in one or more listed security domains.
- Required threat-intelligence experience, including hands-on work in or close collaboration with cyber threat intelligence, vulnerability intelligence, threat research, or emerging-threat response.
- Strong technical understanding of the vulnerability and exploitation lifecycle, including CVEs, CISA KEV, proof-of-concept exploits, mitigations, and remediation.
- Experience translating threat intelligence into actionable customer outcomes and building products that combine telemetry, intelligence, and customer context.
Pay
$225,250 - $265,000 annually (base salary)
Tools
NodeZero, CVE, CISA KEV, SIEM/SOAR, APIs
AI focus
Drive automation for exploit and test development, including AI-assisted analysis, automated data collection, reusable workflows, quality gates, and production-safety checks.
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