Shape the Future of Agentic Cybersecurity
Artificial intelligence is transforming cybersecurity. Autonomous agents are beginning to investigate alerts, hunt threats, operate security tools, orchestrate response actions, and work alongside human analysts. The next generation of cybersecurity won’t simply be powered by AI—it will increasingly depend on autonomous systems operating in complex enterprise environments.
The challenge facing the industry isn’t just building these systems. It’s building confidence that they can be trusted.
At SimSpace, we’ve built one of the industry’s leading AI Proving Grounds, enabling cybersecurity vendors, Fortune 500 enterprises, government agencies, and military organizations to build, test, validate, and operationalize AI-powered cybersecurity capabilities in realistic cyber environments.
As Principal Product Manager for Environmental Realism, you’ll help define what those environments look like for the next decade.
What Makes This Role Different
Most product management roles focus on building products.
This role helps shape an industry.
You’ll work directly with the teams building the world’s next generation of AI-powered cybersecurity products. Every quarter, you’ll sit down with the engineers, researchers, and product leaders defining the future of autonomous cyber operations to understand the challenges they’re trying to solve. At the same time, you’ll partner with Fortune 500 security teams, government agencies, and military organizations responsible for defending some of the world’s most critical infrastructure to understand what they’ll require before trusting those technologies in real-world operations.
Your job is to turn those insights into the next generation of SimSpace’s Environmental Realism platform.
That means defining how realistic cyber environments evolve to support the future of agentic cybersecurity—from attack simulation and enterprise user activity to cloud services, SaaS applications, simulated internet infrastructure, and AI-assisted environment generation.
The products you define won’t simply improve cyber ranges. They’ll influence how autonomous cybersecurity systems are built, evaluated, and trusted across the industry.