Product Management Trainee

This is a remote position.

Duties and Responsibilities

Security Research:Understand industry compliance, governance standards (PCI, SOC2, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA), Security Frameworks (MITRE, CIS, OWASP, NIST STIGs), Current and Emerging Threats, Attack vectors (Ransomware, Bitcoin, Zero day)

Product Ownership:Own product security of the AccuKnox platform offering Prioritize features on your roadmap

Contribute to the overall security vision and strategy

Partner with internal cross-functional stakeholders including Engineering, User Experience, Sales, Marketing, Operations, Support and professional services in product planning and execution

Knowledge, Experience, Certifications

Cloud Platforms:GCP, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, DigitalOcean, Linux

Security Products:KubeArmor, Falco, Trivy, CloudSploit, Clair, Snyk, Anchore, WireSharkSecurity Frameworks(MITRE, CIS, OWASP, NIST, STIGs)

Compliance, Governance Frameworks:Governance standards (PCI-DSS, SOC2, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, etc)

Knowledge and Skill sets:

• Knowledge of Docker & K8s

• Linux Knowledge (bash, SSH, etc.)

• Cloud VM/network provisioning and administration (GCP, GKE, AWS)

• Git and continuous integration, Jenkins, etc.

• Mitre Attack Framework

• Good Communication Skills

• Experience in multiple security domains:

• Zero trust security principles

• Authentication and authorization

• Data Protection / Storage / Encryption

• Network security

• Application security

• Cloud security best practices

• Security hardening best practices

• General Product Management Skills

• Ability to understand define problems and high level solutions

• Define user workflows, feature scope, capabilities, requirements, KPIs and goals Bachelor's degree, cyber security certifications, or commensurate experience

Bonus points for

Open Source Contributions

Experience operating in a 24X7 SOC

Writing insightful blogs, white papers

Presentations at RSA, BlackHat, DefCon, BSides, etc.

Terraform and/or ansible, vault a plus, KubeArmor a plus

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