Product Manager
At Miggo Security · Tel Aviv
- Product
- Full-time
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- Posted
- 1 July 2026
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Job description
From Miggo Security’s job post, as they wrote it.
Product Manager
Tel Aviv · Product
About Miggo
Miggo is closing the patch gap. We created the Application Detection and Response (ADR) category to give security teams runtime visibility into what's actually happening inside their applications — what's reachable, what's exploitable, and what's being attacked right now. And we don't stop at seeing it: when a patch isn't ready, Miggo provides targeted mitigations that shield the application in real time — protecting what's exploitable while the fix catches up. Backed by top-tier investors and trusted by leading enterprise security teams, we're building the category-defining platform for runtime application security.
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About the role
We're looking for a Product Manager to own Miggo's Runtime Domain — the engine that powers vulnerability intelligence, attack detection, sensor capabilities, and our application DNA (appDNA) model. This is the technical core of the product, where security research, runtime telemetry, and product judgment meet.
At Miggo, product management is an engineering discipline. You'll be expected to go deep on the technology, hold your ground in technical debate, and ship — not just write specs.
This role reports to the Senior Director of Product.
What you'll do
* Own the roadmap for detection, vulnerability intelligence, and sensor capabilities. Decide what we build, kill, and punt.
* Partner with security research daily — turn raw findings, new CVE classes, and exploitation patterns into shippable product.
* Write specs engineers respect. Argue about data models and detection quality, not pixels.
* Run design partnerships with enterprise security teams. Sit with them, watch them work, come back with conviction.
* Run discovery sessions with customers to maximize the value from the Miggo platform.
* Use AI tooling as a force multiplier in your own workflow — prototyping, evals, internal agents. Not as a feature you slap on.
What we're looking for
* Strong technical background — Must. Engineering, security research, or equivalent hands-on technical role. You can read a stack trace, reason about request flow through a service, and have a point of view on why existing AppSec categories under-deliver.
* Security research background — Must. Application security, vulnerability research, offensive security, or a technical military intelligence role. Comfortable going deep on CVE classes, exploitation patterns, and runtime signals.
* Product experience. Formal PM, founding engineer with product instincts, or a tech lead who shaped what shipped. We care about evidence you delivered things customers actually used — not the title on your last business card.
* AI-native operator. You've built something with modern AI tooling — an agent, an eval harness, a workflow — not just used it.
* Hands-on by default. Comfortable in fast-paced startup environments where there's no one to hand the work off to.
* Clear writer in English. Slack messages, specs, customer notes. Compression matters.
Two questions we'd like you to answer
Skip the cover letter. Send us:
1. The most technical thing you've shipped or researched — and what you'd have done differently.
2. One detection, vulnerability, or AppSec product on the market that you think gets it wrong — and why.
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