Principal Product Manager, CoreAI (Enterprise Security and Governance)

Microsoft

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Work type: Hybrid
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Salary: $142,800–$274,800 / yr
Posted: 2 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Closes: Apr 5, 2027

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TL;DR · Principal Product Manager, CoreAI (Enterprise Security and Governance)

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The Principal Product Manager - CoreAI (Enterprise Security and Governance) joins the Microsoft Foundry team to lead the enterprise security and governance strategy for a model-forward AI application stack. This role involves owning the product roadmap, identifying readiness gaps, and prioritizing investments based on security risk and business value. You will partner with engineering, security, compliance, identity, and platform teams to deliver secure, governable AI capabilities for regulated and government cloud environments. Key responsibilities include translating telemetry signals into systemic product improvements and representing the company externally with chief information security offices and industry analysts. The role requires expertise in threat detection, security posture management, identity, and data-protection technologies to help enterprises move generative AI applications from experimentation to production while meeting strict compliance requirements.

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Median $199250 from 725 postings across 94 companies.

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Skills

Generative AI AI/ML Enterprise Security Data Governance Threat Detection Security Posture Management Telemetry Software Development data-driven decision-making

What you'll do

Own the enterprise security and governance strategy and roadmap for the Foundry platform.
Identify readiness gaps and prioritize investments based on security risk and business value.
Define the end-to-end enterprise promise across models, agents, and platform capabilities.
Translate enterprise needs and telemetry signals into systemic product improvements.
Deliver security capabilities specifically for regulated and government cloud environments.
Represent the company externally with CISOs, security advisory boards, and industry analysts.
Drive cross-organizational execution across engineering, security, compliance, and identity teams.

What we're looking for

Bachelor's Degree and 8+ years of experience in product/service/program management or software development, or equivalent experience.
Ability to meet Microsoft, customer, and/or government security screening requirements, including a Microsoft Cloud Background Check.
Proven success in launching and scaling multi-million dollar revenue products, ideally in the AI/ML security platform domain (preferred).
Experience defining product strategy in enterprise security, threat detection, security posture management, identity, or data governance (preferred).
Deep fluency with enterprise security and governance domains, including endpoint, identity, and data-protection technologies (preferred).
Experience engaging externally with security buyers (CISOs), industry analysts, and ecosystem partners (preferred).
Product led growth focus with data-driven decision-making skills (preferred).
Excellent executive presence, stakeholder management, and experience leading cross-functional teams (preferred).

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