The opportunity
We are looking for a Product Architect, AI to help define how Auth0 and Okta lead the market in agentic identity, secure AI application development, and standards-based access for agents.
What you'll do
Define and evolve Auth0’s strategy for building, operating, and securing AI agents and agentic applications.
Shape the product and technical strategy for agentic identity, including how: agents authenticate, receive delegated authority, access resources, establish trust, and maintain auditable boundaries.
Define approaches for securely exposing protected resources (including APIs,: tools, data services, and MCP servers) to authorized agents.
Partner closely with Product Management and Engineering leaders to turn: strategic opportunities into clear product bets, architectural principles, product requirements, and durable platform capabilities.
Help design and, where valuable, implement core identity capabilities that: enable secure agent-to-resource and agent-to-agent interactions.
Develop an informed perspective on emerging technologies and standards such: as Model Context Protocol (MCP), agent-to-agent protocols, agentic commerce, AAuth, authorization frameworks, workload identity, and related specifications.
What they're looking for
- Deep curiosity and a disciplined approach to staying ahead of the AI: landscape, including foundation models, agent harnesses, AI frameworks, orchestration tools, evaluation and observability platforms, and rapidly evolving developer practices. You can distinguish durable shifts from short-lived hype and articulate their implications for customers, developers, and Auth0’s product strategy.
- Identify important industry shifts early, assess their implications for: customers and the identity ecosystem, and communicate a clear point of view internally and externally.
- Work directly with strategic customers to understand their AI and identity: architectures, uncover unmet needs, validate product direction, and help them build securely.
- Collaborate with Security, Legal, Privacy, and Trust teams to ensure that: AI-related identity capabilities are secure, responsible, compliant, and usable in real-world enterprise environments.
