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Product Manager

Echo·Tel Aviv·Listed Aug 10, 2026

Mid3+ yrsOn-site

About Echo Echo delivers frontier-hardened software across the enterprise software supply chain. Echo's containers, libraries, OS packages, VMs, and more are built and patched from source by agentic pipelines, and continuously vetted for supply chain threats. With us, developers and agents can build with secure-by-default software that's compatible with the tools and versions they already use.

We're looking for a Product Manager to own a core area of Echo's platform - working closely with engineering, security research, and customers to get there.

What you'll do

  • Shape what your area builds next, backed by customer and market signal.
  • Work with engineering to take ideas from concept to shipped product, fast.
  • Use product and usage data to find the biggest opportunities for growth and impact.
  • Talk to customers directly to understand where the product can go further for them.
  • Own the numbers that show your area is scaling: coverage, adoption, automation, or the equivalent for your domain.
  • What you bring
  • Required
  • 3+ years of engineering experience (low-level, backend, or security).
  • Product management experience at a security, cloud infrastructure, or developer tooling company.
  • Hands-on familiarity with containers, Kubernetes, and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP).
  • Data-driven and systematic: skilled at analyzing large datasets, spotting patterns, and defining logic that improves product decisions.
  • Comfortable moving between deep technical detail and product strategy.
  • Preferred
  • Experience with application security or cloud security technologies, including vulnerability management and CNAPPs.
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