Director, Product Management, Identity

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10+ years in Product Management or related field with increasing scope and leadership.
3+ years leading PM teams in enterprise B2B SaaS.
Deep experience building or owning identity, authentication, or directory-integrated ystems.
Proven track record partnering with engineering on platform-level architecture decisions.
Experience supporting enterprise deployments involving complex IdP configurations.
Experience with SAML, OIDC, OAuth
Identity & Access Management (IAM), Zero Trust, or security platforms.
Experience with:SCIM provisioningDirectory services and group syncConditional access frameworksVerifiable credentials and/or other non federated identity frameworks
SCIM provisioning
Directory services and group sync
Conditional access frameworks
Verifiable credentials and/or other non federated identity frameworks
Familiarity with enterprise architecture decision-making processes.
Experience operating in security-conscious or regulated markets.
SCIM provisioning
Directory services and group sync
Conditional access frameworks
Verifiable credentials and/or other non federated identity frameworks
Systems thinker who understands how identity architecture impacts activation, retention, and expansion.
Comfortable discussing authentication protocols and platform trade-offs with engineers.
Data-driven approach to onboarding and identity health metrics.
Exceptional cross-functional influencer who can align Platform, Product, and GTM.
Ability to translate complex identity infrastructure into intuitive admin experiences.
Executive-level communication skills and strong product intuition.
Reduced friction in enterprise IdP integrations.
Measurable increase in successful SCIM and SSO deployments within 30–60 days.
Improved reliability and observability of identity infrastructure.
Faster enterprise rollouts driven by scalable platform architecture.
Clear activation KPIs tied to identity integration milestones.
Strong alignment between platform investments and enterprise growth.

1. Product Identity & Identity Strategy

Define the long-term strategy for 1Password’s identity motion for humans, agents, and machines.
Own capabilities across: SAML / OIDC authentication flows, provisioning & deprovisioning, just-in-time provisioning, policies and role-based access control, conditional access.
Ensure 1Password supports complex enterprise identity architectures including: agentic workflows, human delegation, multi-tenant organizations, multi-agent mappings, and machine workloads
Improve resiliency, reliability, and observability of identity integrations.
Define platform standards for authentication, authorization, and identity lifecycle management.

2. Platform Architecture for Enterprise Deployment

Partner with Engineering & Design to evolve the underlying identity architecture that supports: scalable onboarding, high-volume provisioning (agent swarms), policy orchestration, and enterprise-grade reliability
Drive architectural decisions that balance: Flexibility for enterprise customization, simplicity in admin configuration, and security-first design principles
Influence multi-product platform integration across Password Manager and Extended Access Management capabilities.
Ensure onboarding workflows are supported by durable backend systems—not just surface-level UX improvements.

3. Enterprise Policy & Governance Capabilities

Own the product strategy for: Admin controls and governance frameworks, Role-based access controls (RBAC), Delegated administration, Audit logs and compliance reporting, Ensure enterprise customers can confidently operationalize security policies at scale.
Support highly regulated industries with identity and access architecture that meets compliance expectations.

4. Cross-Functional Platform Leadership

Work closely with: Platform Engineering (identity infrastructure, authentication services), Security Architecture, Customer Success & Solutions Engineering, Sales Engineering (complex enterprise deployments), and Design (admin and security experiences)
Influence multi-year roadmap planning for identity and authentication capabilities.
Drive alignment across teams on architectural trade-offs and prioritization.
Build a high-performing team of Product Managers responsible for our identity infrastructure, including integrations, scaling provisioning and policy enforcement, authentication/authorization architectures, and auditability.

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