1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Senior Product Manager Interview
Sarah Jenkins
Location
onsite, New York, NY, United States
Salary
$70k – $100k/yr
Commitment
Full Time
Level
Junior (<2 years)
As a Senior Pre-Sales Security Engineer, you will serve as a trusted technical advisor, helping customers evaluate, design, and adopt cybersecurity solutions that address their business and security requirements.
Lead technical discovery and scoping discussions with prospective and existing customers. Translate business requirements into solution architectures across a broad cybersecurity portfolio, including:
Plan, configure, and lead customer proof-of-concept (PoC) engagements and product demonstrations. Define evaluation criteria and success metrics. Present findings and recommendations that support customer decision-making and proposal development. Conduct bilingual (Japanese/English) technical demonstrations and presentations when required.
Develop solution architecture diagrams, bills of materials (BOMs), technical scope documents, assumptions, and high-level effort estimates. Support proposal and Statement of Work (SOW) development. Contribute technical content to RFI/RFP responses and customer-facing quotations.
Build and maintain strong working relationships with strategic technology partners and vendor sales engineering teams. Stay current on product roadmaps, new features, and competitive market trends. Evaluate emerging technologies and support the development of new service offerings, including DSPM, ASM, and AI Security solutions.
Ensure a seamless transition from the pre-sales phase to project delivery. Clearly document scope, assumptions, customer expectations, identified risks, and technical requirements. Participate in project kickoffs and provide technical guidance during the initial delivery stages.
Serve as the primary pre-sales technical resource for customer accounts in the New York region. Focus on Japanese-headquartered financial institutions, trading companies, and insurance organizations. Support customers across other regions of the United States as needed. Incorporate applicable regulatory and compliance considerations, including NYDFS Part 500, FFIEC, and SOX IT requirements, into solution designs and project scoping.
Develop reusable solution templates, reference architectures, and pre-sales collateral. Deliver product training sessions and technical enablement workshops for the broader sales organization. Support account planning initiatives by aligning customer environments with available service offerings.
Identify recurring customer challenges, technical objections, and lost-deal patterns to help improve service offerings. Contribute to product and service roadmap discussions. Mentor junior engineers and support the continued evolution of the pre-sales methodology and best practices.