Product Manager II - Security Graph Foundations

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As a Product Manager for Security Graph Foundations you'll be responsible for the shared graph platform that powers Datadog's security intelligence across Cloud Security, Cloud SIEM, Application Security, and Workload Protection. Datadog's security graph connects identities, resources, findings, and signals into a unified model of risk, enabling security teams to understand not just what is happening but what it means for their entire environment. This role sits at the center of that platform: owning the infrastructure, data model, and cross-product capabilities that let every Datadog security product ask and answer graph-powered questions. You will partner with engineers across multiple platform teams and serve as the connective tissue between security graph infrastructure and the security product teams building on top of it. What You'll Do: Define and build the roadmap for Security Graph Foundations, the shared platform connecting security data across Cloud Security, Cloud SIEM, Application Security, and Workload Protection. Drive execution of security graph infrastructure investments, aligning platform team dependencies to clear milestones and timelines. Work closely with executives, marketing, sales, PR, design, and support teams to successfully bring new products and features to market. Develop a deep understanding of the market landscape and identify key areas of competitive differentiation and market disruption. Maintain and report to product leadership on key metrics regarding platform adoption and customer value. Partner with security product PMs and customers to define and expand cross-product graph use cases that surface risk and context across cloud, code, SIEM, workload protection, and application security. Partner wi

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