Product Manager, Data & Platform Infrastructure

America is under sustained cyber attack. Our adversaries infiltrate our networks, steal our IP, and degrade the digital infrastructure that modern life runs on. They've learned—correctly—that those attacks rarely produce consequences.

Twenty was founded to change that, by making our adversaries think twice before they attack us. Our vision is American and allied primacy in cyberspace—a future where they cannot contest us, deterrence is assured, and the free world remains secure.

Founded in 2024, Twenty Technologies (www.twenty.io) industrializes offensive cyber operations for the U.S. and its allies. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, Twenty has raised $168M from Khosla Ventures, Accel, Caffeinated Capital, Friends & Family Capital, Point
72 Ventures, General Catalyst, and In-Q-Tel.

Mission |
On Site | Full Time | U.S. Citizenship Required / No Active Clearance Required

Twenty builds AI-enabled technology for mission-critical cyber operations. We're seeking a Staff Product Manager to own data and platform services that power applications and agentic workflows across our product ecosystem. You'll treat engineers as your customers, turn common needs into reusable capabilities, and align teams on the interfaces, reliability standards, and investments that help them build quickly and safely. You will be building platform services that enable the creation highly complex and autonomous offensive cyber capabilities.

• You're fluent in some aspect of cyber related workflows, and can earn trust with security researchers, engineers, and mission-facing users.

• You can translate complex technical problems into clear product choices and useful, intuitive experiences.

• You're comfortable with ambiguity, high accountability, and hand-on collaboration.

• You communicate clearly and bring sound product judgment to complex technical and security tradeoffs.

• Own discovery, roadmap, prioritization, requirements, delivery, and iteration for offensive-security and vulnerability‑management capabilities.

• Learn how practitioners conduct nation state level cyber operations; turn those workflows into clear, actionable product experiences.

• Partner with engineers and mission‑facing users to define useful findings, workflow integrations, data needs, and reliable technical behavior.

• Make product tradeoffs across speed, usability, accuracy, auditability, and legal frameworks.

• Set meaningful success metrics, gather user feedback, and use what you learn to improve the product.

• Communicate product strategy, roadmap choices, and technical tradeoffs clearly to leadership and delivery teams.

• Substantive experience in at least one of: offensive cyber operations (OCO), vulnerability research, attack surface management, vulnerability management, incident response, adversary hunt, cyber threat intelligence, penetration testing, or red teaming.

• Strong product judgment and the ability to turn technical needs into user‑centered product direction. Formal PM experience is helpful; demonstrable ownership and shipped outcomes matter most.

• Ability to work credibly with engineers and practitioners on integrations, data quality, workflows, and security tradeoffs.

• Comfort with ambiguity, high accountability, and hand‑on collaboration.

• Experience with offensive‑security or vulnerability‑focused platforms built for expert users.

• Exposure to vulnerability intelligence, adversary emulation, security research, or technical mission workflows.

• Experience with 0-to-1 product development, data‑rich security tools, or AI‑assisted security workflows.

What's on the table:

• Health. Medical, dental, and vision plan options. Life / AD&D, disability coverage options.

• Family. Paid parental leave…