The opportunity
Elastic, the Search AI Company, enables everyone to find the answers they need in real time, using all their data, at scale — unleashing the potential of businesses and people. The Elastic Search AI Platform, used by more than 50% of the Fortune 500, brings together the…
What you'll do
Own a core area of the XDR roadmap end to end: drive detection, correlation, incident building, and response capabilities across endpoint, cloud, identity, and network, from requirements through shipped and iterated product.
Expand and maintain the telemetry and integrations XDR depends on: first-party Elastic data plus third-party EDR, cloud, identity, and network sources that let the product correlate across a real environment.
Contribute to Elastic's exposure and vulnerability management work, including: prioritization based on exploitability and reachability rather than raw CVSS, and remediation workflow.
Write requirements engineering can act on without follow-up clarification: meetings, and translate customer input and threat research from Elastic Security Labs into product.
Represent product in customer conversations, including senior security: stakeholders, and bring what you learn back into the roadmap.
Ensure your capabilities work across Elastic's deployment models, from cloud: to on-premises to air-gapped, so they hold up in regulated and disconnected environments.
What they're looking for
- Maintain well-developed awareness of the competitive landscape and GTM strategies.
- Create artifacts such as roadmap trackers and decision memos that give: stakeholders visibility without requiring a meeting.
- Experience: At least 5 years in security-related technical product: management, competitive analysis, or technical marketing, and a minimum of 3 years in a related product development or technical field. A track record of owning product areas from requirements through shipped, iterated outcomes.
- Detection and Response Domain Knowledge: Hands-on knowledge of XDR, EDR, SIEM, incident response, or forensic either as a product manager or as a practitioner such as a SOC analyst, detection engineer, or incident responder. You can discuss correlation, response, and detection engineering credibly. A practitioner background before transitioning into product is a solid plus.
