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Checkmarx is an AI-powered application security platform trusted by 1,600+ customers across 70+ countries. The company provides a unified platform for securing software throughout the development lifecycle—from code generation through runtime—protecting against risks in applications, cloud infrastructure, and the software supply chain.
As Director of Product Management, you will lead the product strategy and execution for Checkmarx's engine portfolio. This is a leadership role managing a team of product managers, with accountability for multi-year roadmap planning, investment prioritization across engines, and delivery of capabilities that meet enterprise standards for accuracy, scale, and trust.
Key responsibilities include:
• Own the multi-year product strategy and roadmap for the engine portfolio, making investment trade-offs that determine competitive positioning and market wins.
• Build and lead a high-performing product management team, setting direction, developing talent, and maintaining consistent standards across domains.
• Establish detection quality and performance as measurable business outcomes with clear targets and evidence-based progress tracking.
• Partner with R&D leadership to align engineering capacity and delivery commitments to the roadmap.
• Translate customer, market, and competitive insights into differentiated strategy that drives adoption and revenue growth.
• Align GTM, Sales, Marketing, and Customer Success teams behind the engine narrative and own market credibility.
• Engage enterprise customers and C-level stakeholders to validate strategy, build partnerships, and resolve business-critical escalations.
• Represent engine strategy internally and externally at executive reviews, customer briefings, industry events, and analyst engagements.
This role requires deep product leadership experience, ability to manage cross-functional teams, and expertise in enterprise software strategy.
