Salesforce
Senior Product Manager, AgentExchange Trust and Security
$172K–$286K
California - San Francisco +1 · Office - Flexible · Manager · Full-time · Posted Oct 27, 2026
- Location
- California - San Francisco
Washington - Seattle - Experience
- 7+ years of product management experience.
About the job
Owns AgentExchange trust and security product experiences, improving partner security reviews, listing quality, compliance, and ongoing marketplace trust.
What you'll do
- Own the roadmap and improve the partner security review journey, including submission, feedback, resubmission, and re-review.
- Define listing quality and compliance standards and build capabilities to keep marketplace listings current and trustworthy.
- Align cross-functional teams, define marketplace health metrics, and drive product work from discovery through launch and iteration.
What they ask for
- 7+ years of product management experience, including ownership of a complex, cross-functional product surface.
- Track record of building a product roadmap, aligning stakeholders, and shipping from discovery through launch and iteration.
- Working knowledge of security, compliance, or governance concepts, and experience partnering with security or risk teams.
- Strong analytical skills, experience building for developers, partners, or enterprise administrators, and hands-on proficiency using generative AI tools in product work.
Nice to have
- Experience with security review, trust and safety, or listing quality and compliance programs; experience automating operational workflows.
- Familiarity with AI agents, MCP, APIs, platform extensibility, or developer-facing tooling.
Pay
$172,500 - $260,100 annually (base salary); $207,800 - $285,800 annually (base salary)
Tools
AgentExchange, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, MCP, APIs
AI focus
Develop marketplace trust and security capabilities for AI agents and MCP servers, including AI-assisted security review; use generative AI tools in product research, synthesis, prototyping, and drafting.
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