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At Bose Corporation, we believe sound is the most powerful force on earth — and for over 60 years, we have been a company built on innovation, excellence, and independence. Privately owned, fiercely customer-focused, and driven by our values, we continue to lead industries and transform lives through sound.
Today, Bose Corporation is entering an exciting new era. Across multiple global Business Units and Global Functions, we are shaping the future of audio technology, automotive, luxury, and premium experiences. We invite you to join us in this transformation.
Job Description
Join the future of product security at Bose
At Bose, security and stability are the two pillars of our product innovation. We are seeking a Security Engineer to support the product security initiatives of our growing Audio Technology business. You will play a central role in securing Bose's proprietary audio technologies. As Bose continues to innovate, there is a constant need to protect our intellectual property and embed security throughout the development lifecycle. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in secure software development within a fast-paced, agile product environment. Join our Product Security team to help power the next wave of innovation at Bose.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities
As a Security Engineer, you will work as an integral part of the Product Security team to embed security practices into every aspect of the secure development pipeline from concept through release of licensed IP. Our development philosophy is to enable developers to write secure code faster.
Responsibilities for this job include:
Architecting and implementing protections for intellectual property, including anti-reverse engineering, secure firmware distribution, and debug interface lockdown
Collaborating with cross-functional teams including product firmware, Audio Technology, DevOps, cloud engineering, manufacturing, and program management
Architecting and designing products to guarantee secure practices, data confidentiality, and system integrity
Engineering and implementing ARM TrustZone secure applets, implementing a cryptographic IoT device identity and root of trust
Streamlining secrets, key management, cryptography, and credential management
Defining security requirements and conducting security assessments
Implementing firmware and intellectual property (IP) protection mechanisms to safeguard proprietary software and embedded technologies
Performing obfuscation of firmware and algorithm binaries to protect against reverse engineering and unauthorized modification
Integrating firmware encryption, digital signing, and integrity verification into embedded software and secure update processes
Ensure compliance with applicable security regulations and standards (e.g., EU CRA, ETSI EN 303 645, NIST) and support audits and certifications
Advising engineering peers on security matters in the form of architectural guidance, code/design reviews, and solution development
Improving vulnerability discovery, patching processes, and leading responses to external security threats
Performing security testing on products and supporting security fix implementations
Designing and maintaining private X.509 and JWK chains of trust used for validating the authenticity of portable audio devices
Stay up-to-date on security news, relevant technologies, user groups, industry trends, and emerging security opportunities
Be a stakeholder on interdisciplinary teams advocating for security
Qualifications
Experience delivering licensed software that runs on customer products and systems where you do not trust the system it runs on.
Hands-on experience implementing firmware protection mechanisms, including secure boot, firmware encryption, digital signing, secure firmware distribution, and anti-tamper controls
Experience implementing binary obfuscation and anti-reverse engineering techniques for embedded firmware or proprietary algorithm binaries
Experience implementing IP protection and anti-tamper mechanisms in embedded systems, including secure boot enforcement, firmware encryption, and hardware debug port protection
Experience developing for embedded systems and Linux platforms in C/C++.
Strong knowledge of cryptographic theory and engineering, including encryption, hashing, signing, digital certificates, and hardware security modules (HSMs)
Experience collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams to integrate security controls into embedded products throughout the development lifecycle
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent. A master's degree is beneficial
6 or more years of industry experience working in firmware development with a focus on security. An advanced degree can contribute toward experience
Optional Qualifications that would be Nice to Have
Experience aligning embedded product security practices with regulatory and compliance requirements (EU CRA, NIST, ISO 27001, IEC 62443, or similar frameworks)
Building internal security applications with cryptographic guarantees such as firmware encryption and signing, custom developer enablement tools, secure asset provisioning, etc
Experience developing for mobile applications (IOS or Android)
Experience mitigating dependency or code-level defects including memory management issues, input validation, timing attacks, broken authentication, and side-channel attacks
What you can expect at Bose
Working with wicked smart, super cool people
A business commitment to security, stability, and quality
Competitive salary, benefits, and pension
A culture of excellence, respect, opportunity and passion for innovation
At Bose Corporation, we believe sound is the most powerful force on earth — and for over 60 years, we have been a company built on innovation, excellence, and independence. Privately owned, fiercely customer-focused, and driven by our values, we continue to lead industries and transform lives through sound.
Today, Bose Corporation is entering an exciting new era. Across multiple global Business Units and Global Functions, we are shaping the future of audio technology, automotive, luxury, and premium experiences. We invite you to join us in this transformation.
Job Description
Join the future of product security at Bose
At Bose, security and stability are the two pillars of our product innovation. We are seeking a Security Engineer to support the product security initiatives of our growing Audio Technology business. You will play a central role in securing Bose's proprietary audio technologies. As Bose continues to innovate, there is a constant need to protect our intellectual property and embed security throughout the development lifecycle. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in secure software development within a fast-paced, agile product environment. Join our Product Security team to help power the next wave of innovation at Bose.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities
As a Security Engineer, you will work as an integral part of the Product Security team to embed security practices into every aspect of the secure development pipeline from concept through release of licensed IP. Our development philosophy is to enable developers to write secure code faster.
Responsibilities for this job include:
Architecting and implementing protections for intellectual property, including anti-reverse engineering, secure firmware distribution, and debug interface lockdown
Collaborating with cross-functional teams including product firmware, Audio Technology, DevOps, cloud engineering, manufacturing, and program management
Architecting and designing products to guarantee secure practices, data confidentiality, and system integrity
Engineering and implementing ARM TrustZone secure applets, implementing a cryptographic IoT device identity and root of trust
Streamlining secrets, key management, cryptography, and credential management
Defining security requirements and conducting security assessments
Implementing firmware and intellectual property (IP) protection mechanisms to safeguard proprietary software and embedded technologies
Performing obfuscation of firmware and algorithm binaries to protect against reverse engineering and unauthorized modification
Integrating firmware encryption, digital signing, and integrity verification into embedded software and secure update processes
Ensure compliance with applicable security regulations and standards (e.g., EU CRA, ETSI EN 303 645, NIST) and support audits and certifications
Advising engineering peers on security matters in the form of architectural guidance, code/design reviews, and solution development
Improving vulnerability discovery, patching processes, and leading responses to external security threats
Performing security testing on products and supporting security fix implementations
Designing and maintaining private X.509 and JWK chains of trust used for validating the authenticity of portable audio devices
Stay up-to-date on security news, relevant technologies, user groups, industry trends, and emerging security opportunities
Be a stakeholder on interdisciplinary teams advocating for security
Qualifications
Experience delivering licensed software that runs on customer products and systems where you do not trust the system it runs on.
Hands-on experience implementing firmware protection mechanisms, including secure boot, firmware encryption, digital signing, secure firmware distribution, and anti-tamper controls
Experience implementing binary obfuscation and anti-reverse engineering techniques for embedded firmware or proprietary algorithm binaries
Experience implementing IP protection and anti-tamper mechanisms in embedded systems, including secure boot enforcement, firmware encryption, and hardware debug port protection
Experience developing for embedded systems and Linux platforms in C/C++.
Strong knowledge of cryptographic theory and engineering, including encryption, hashing, signing, digital certificates, and hardware security modules (HSMs)
Experience collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams to integrate security controls into embedded products throughout the development lifecycle
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent. A master's degree is beneficial
6 or more years of industry experience working in firmware development with a focus on security. An advanced degree can contribute toward experience
Optional Qualifications that would be Nice to Have
Experience aligning embedded product security practices with regulatory and compliance requirements (EU CRA, NIST, ISO 27001, IEC 62443, or similar frameworks)
Building internal security applications with cryptographic guarantees such as firmware encryption and signing, custom developer enablement tools, secure asset provisioning, etc
Experience developing for mobile applications (IOS or Android)
Experience mitigating dependency or code-level defects including memory management issues, input validation, timing attacks, broken authentication, and side-channel attacks
What you can expect at Bose
Working with wicked smart, super cool people
A business commitment to security, stability, and quality
Competitive salary, benefits, and pension
A culture of excellence, respect, opportunity and passion for innovation
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- Technology & Software60
- Banking & Financial Services8
- Artificial Intelligence6
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in security product manager jobs.
- 5+ years of product management experience with at least 2 years in a security-focused role
- Deep understanding of security frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, or Zero Trust
- Experience defining product roadmaps for cybersecurity or enterprise security software
- Ability to translate technical security requirements into user stories and prioritized backlogs
- Familiarity with threat modeling, vulnerability management, and secure software development lifecycle
- Security certification such as CISSP, CISM, or CompTIA Security+ preferred or required
Tips for Your Security Product Manager Job Search
Align your resume to security domains
Security product manager roles split into distinct domains: identity, network security, endpoint, cloud, and compliance. Tailor your resume to the specific domain each job targets rather than listing general PM experience. Hiring managers scan for domain fluency before anything else.
Quantify risk reduction, not just features shipped
Security PMs are evaluated on outcomes that matter to security teams: vulnerabilities reduced, mean time to detect improved, or audit findings addressed. Replace feature counts on your resume with measurable security outcomes tied to each product you managed.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists security product manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Get a security certification before interviewing
Certifications like CISSP, CEH, or CompTIA Security+ signal technical credibility to hiring teams that include engineers and CISOs. Even one relevant certification consistently separates candidates with a PM background from those with actual security context.
Prepare for technical threat-modeling questions
Interviews for security PM roles often include a threat-modeling exercise or a case study around a real vulnerability class. Practice walking through STRIDE or PASTA frameworks and be ready to prioritize a backlog based on CVSS scores and business risk.
Negotiate by anchoring to security impact
When negotiating compensation, frame your ask around the cost impact of the security outcomes you drove, not general product scope. Security stakeholders respond to risk-adjusted framing, and it reinforces your value at the offer stage.
Security Product Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most security product managers?
The companies hiring the most security product managers right now include Google, Boeing, and CrowdStrike, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Washington, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Demand is concentrated at enterprise software companies, cloud providers, and dedicated cybersecurity vendors.
How many security product manager jobs are remote?
About 69% of security product manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting broad acceptance of distributed work in the technology sector. Roles focused on cloud security, identity and access management, and compliance products tend to offer the highest share of remote-eligible positions compared to on-premise or hardware-adjacent security roles.
How do you become a security product manager?
Start in a general product management role and build foundational PM skills, then pursue hands-on exposure to security products through cross-functional work with security engineering or compliance teams. Earning a security certification such as CISSP or CompTIA Security+ validates technical credibility. Most hiring managers expect candidates to demonstrate knowledge of threat modeling, vulnerability management, and at least one major security framework before moving into a dedicated security PM role.
Can you get hired as a security product manager with little experience?
Getting hired with limited experience is possible if you can demonstrate adjacent credibility, such as a background in security engineering, IT risk, or compliance combined with any product ownership experience. Contributing to open-source security tools, completing a certification, or building a portfolio case study around a real vulnerability class can substitute for formal job history when applying to associate-level or growth-stage company roles.
What does the security product manager interview process look like?
Most security product manager interviews run three to five rounds covering a recruiter screen, a hiring manager conversation focused on your security domain knowledge, a product case study or threat-modeling exercise, and a panel interview with engineering, design, and security stakeholders. Some companies add a written take-home requiring you to prioritize a security backlog with limited resources. Final rounds often include a CISO or VP of Security.
Where can I find and apply to security product manager jobs?
You can find and apply to security product manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience and domain focus, then apply directly to each one that fits.
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