Technical Product Manager, Agentic AI Security

Technical Product Manager, Agentic AI Security

The Dell Security & Resiliency organization manages the security risk across all aspects of Dell's business.

We are currently experiencing incredible growth to meet the security needs of the world's largest technology company.

With team members located in over 15 countries, you will have an excellent opportunity to influence the security culture at Dell and further develop your career.

Join us as a Technical Product Manager, Agentic AI on our Dell Security & Resiliency Team in Round Rock, TX to do the best work of your career and make a profound social impact

What you'll achieve:

We are seeking a Principal Technical Product Manager to hold the specification for security workflows being delivered as AI-native capabilities.

This role owns what gets built and why: the requirements, the measurable outcomes, the acceptance criteria, the scope, and the standard a workflow must meet before it is ready to move into design and build.

The specification is the contract between the people whose process is changing and the engineers changing it.

This role works with domain functional experts to establish what the work is, how it is performed today, and what a correct outcome looks like, and works alongside engineering to keep the specification buildable as design proceeds.

Specifications are expected to be written, verifiable, and current.

A requirement that cannot be verified, an outcome that cannot be measured, or a scope boundary that has not been stated is not complete.

Objectives of This Role



* A written specification for every workflow entering delivery, stating the requirements, the scope, and the outcomes the capability must produce



* Acceptance criteria that state what the capability must do, expressed so that meeting them can be verified rather than debated



* Measurable outcomes agreed with the functional owner before work starts, and evidenced after release



* Scope held stable through delivery, with changes made deliberately and their cost stated

You will:



* Own the specification for each workflow, covering the problem being solved, the requirements, the scope boundaries, the constraints, and the outcomes the capability must produce



* Work with domain functional experts to establish how the work is performed today, what the process exists to achieve, where it varies, and what a correct result looks like, including the practice that has never been written down



* Define acceptance criteria that state what the capability must do to be accepted, expressed in terms that can be verified rather than interpreted



* Define the measurable outcomes for each workflow, including the baseline they are measured against and the improvement expected



* Own the definition of ready: the standard a specification must meet before a workflow moves into design and build, and hold specifications to that standard rather than allowing incomplete work forward



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