Product Manager, Integrations

Expel is a cybersecurity company focused on managed detection and response and security operations. The Product Manager, Integrations will own the lifecycle and roadmap for Expel's integrations, using customer, market, and competitive insights to drive execution and maximize security outcomes. The role will also communicate product value across Sales, Customer Success, Product Marketing, Engineering, Security Operations, and UX.

Responsibilities:

• Own the end-to-end lifecycle of Expel's integrations, from defining the six- month vision to driving execution with Engineering and UX
• Establish relationships with customers and use their input — alongside market and competitive signals — to build and prioritize a roadmap that maximizes impact
• Be the voice of your features: clearly articulating value to Sales, Customer Success, and internal stakeholders
• Collaborate with Product Marketing to effectively communicate the value of integrations internally and externally

Requirements:

• A curious, customer-obsessed mindset — you're comfortable asking "why" until you get to the real problem
• Familiarity with product management and software engineering processes, from requirements definition through to launch
• Familiarity with security tools — EDR, SIEM, and firewall products — and how they fit into a customer's security stack
• Broad knowledge of cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) and where security risks emerge in those environments
• Strong written and verbal communication skills — you can write a crisp user story and present to a customer in the same afternoon
• The ability to build trust across Engineering, Security Operations, Sales, Customer Success, and UX
• This role is remote within the United States
• We're only hiring those authorized to work in the United States
• 2–4 years of experience in product management or a directly relevant role, with experience in the security industry strongly preferred
• Experience with SIEM technologies is highly desired — bonus points if you've navigated integration or data pipeline challenges firsthand