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Technical Program Manager, Security

Menlo Ventures Portfolio

New York, NY · full time

$290,000 – $365,000

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What this role is

Drive execution of security programs across Anthropic's engineering and infrastructure teams, translating complex security requirements into actionable plans on aggressive timelines. This role suits someone who can navigate ambiguity, make technical trade-offs under pressure, and influence cross-functional stakeholders to meet the company's security and compliance commitments.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Experience driving cross-functional projects and building longer-running programs
  • Experience executing technical programs requiring systems and engineering-level knowledge
  • Experience interfacing with technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • Strong interpersonal skills to influence without authority
  • Track record of organizing, implementing, and managing complex programs
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent education and professional experience

Nice to have

  • Deep interest in or willingness to learn about cybersecurity or regulatory compliance
  • Experience leveraging LLMs to automate workflows and improve operational efficiency
  • Experience reporting on complex programs using data-driven benchmarks and SQL queries
  • Experience with security control rollouts, endpoint hardening, or infrastructure migrations
  • Experience managing third-party partnerships and security assurance processes

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