Candidates should have a strong background in security program management, product security, or security operations in fast-paced technical environments. They must be comfortable acting as the glue across multiple security functions, able to speak fluently across technical teams, and thrive in ambiguous situations while bringing structure and calm to fast-moving teams. Experience running product launch reviews, security sprints, or incident-like response processes with accountability and rigor is necessary, along with the ability to balance risk and velocity, and make informed tradeoffs under pressure. Proactive communication skills, the ability to build trust quickly, earn follow-through, and drive toward secure outcomes are also essential.
The Security Program Manager will own security readiness for high-priority launches, coordinating reviews and driving the resolution of risks and blockers. This role involves orchestrating cross-functional security reviews with stakeholders from AppSec, InfraSec, GRC, and Offensive Security. Responsibilities include overseeing the resolution of bugs, risks, and exceptions, and maintaining clear documentation throughout the launch process. The manager will also own and evolve the launch-readiness process, defining criteria, codifying playbooks, and reducing ambiguity. They will communicate security posture to executive stakeholders with clarity and context, and partner with product and engineering leads to ensure security is an enabler, not a bottleneck.
Develops safe and beneficial AI technologies
OpenAI develops and deploys artificial intelligence technologies aimed at benefiting humanity. The company creates advanced AI models capable of performing various tasks, such as automating processes and enhancing creativity. OpenAI's products, like Sora, allow users to generate videos from text descriptions, showcasing the versatility of its AI applications. Unlike many competitors, OpenAI operates under a capped profit model, which limits the profits it can make and ensures that excess earnings are redistributed to maximize the social benefits of AI. This commitment to safety and ethical considerations is central to its mission of ensuring that artificial general intelligence (AGI) serves all of humanity.