Principal Technical Strategist - NextGen (Remote)

Role overview Set the technical direction and product strategy for next-generation SIEM and log management capabilities. This senior strategy role connects customer needs, market shifts, and security trends to a practical roadmap, while shaping how data, AI, detection, investigation, and response work together across a broader security platform.

Responsibilities - Own the product strategy, roadmap, competitive positioning, and technical differentiation for SIEM and log management capabilities. - Turn customer problems, market signals, and changes in the threat landscape into product decisions with measurable success criteria. - Define capabilities spanning data ingestion, detection logic, investigation workflows, response automation, and AI-assisted analyst work. - Set data priorities, including source connectors, large-scale ingestion economics, and trade-offs between federated search and centralized storage. - Work with product and engineering teams to translate strategic briefs into actionable development work and guide near-term through multi-year planning. - Shape cross-product integration and explain how shared data can improve detections, prevention, posture, and response.

Requirements - Deep technical knowledge of AI, SIEM/SOAR, log management, and data analysis. - Practical understanding of real-world deployments, extended use cases, and customer motivations. - Ability to define product direction and make clear trade-offs across data, detection, investigation, and automation. - Strong collaboration skills for working with product management, engineering, and teams responsible for connected security capabilities. - Ability to communicate a technically specific platform strategy to practitioners, security leaders, and market audiences.

Benefits and work setup - Remote role. - U.S. base salary range of $180,000–$275,000, with eligibility for bonuses, equity, health insurance, retirement savings, and paid time off.