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Salary: USD 152,000 - 228,500 / annual
Recorded Future, a leading cyber threat intelligence company serving 1,900+ clients globally, is seeking a Senior Product Manager to own and advance takedown capabilities within its Digital Risk Protection portfolio. This is a high-impact individual contributor role with broad ownership and visibility across a critical business area.
You will work at the intersection of cybersecurity, product development, automation, external partnerships, and business strategy, shaping how Recorded Future delivers and scales takedown outcomes globally.
Key responsibilities include:
- Define vision, priorities, and operating model for takedown capabilities within Digital Risk Protection
- Assess current workflows, performance, escalations, and customer pain points; drive immediate and sustained improvements
- Prioritize high-impact takedown types and translate complex operational requirements into scalable product workflows
- Partner with Engineering and AI teams to improve validation, evidence collection, authorization, submission, monitoring, escalation, verification, and reporting—determining where automation or human review is required
- Work with Legal and external experts to address authorization, false positives, liability, policy requirements, and regional differences
- Develop relationships with registrars, hosting providers, platforms, and other disruption partners to improve speed and success
- Establish meaningful performance metrics and partner with Product Marketing, Sales, and Customer Success on packaging, monetization, adoption, retention, and growth
You will operate independently, aligning Product, Engineering, Legal, Support, and commercial teams without relying on a large dedicated organization. The role demands hands-on problem-solving, curiosity, and collaboration.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Deep, direct experience executing, designing, or leading digital takedown services with meaningful ownership of the takedown lifecycle
- Strong understanding of how requirements and execution vary by threat type, provider, platform, geography, evidence standard, and legal or policy basis
- Experience across relevant use cases: phishing, malicious sites, domain abuse, impersonation, trademark or copyright infringement, social media abuse, or exposed code and data
- Proven ability to turn complex, manual operations into product strategy, requirements, workflows, and scalable technology
- Technical fluency with APIs, automation, AI-assisted workflows, integrations, and human-in-the-loop controls
- Strong judgment around customer impact, false positives, liability, and when to involve legal or subject-matter experts
- Demonstrated ability to align cross-functional teams without relying on a large dedicated organization
- Hands-on, curious, and collaborative approach with ability to solve immediate problems while building longer-term models
- Existing relationships with registrars, hosting providers, platforms, or disruption partners are valuable; ability and willingness to build them is essential
