Technical Product Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA
Technical Product Manager jobs in San Francisco are in high demand, concentrated in SoMa, the Financial District, and Mission Bay across enterprise software, AI infrastructure, fintech, and developer tools. Employers hiring right now include Amazon, Mariana Minerals, and Deltasoft Solutions. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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About Tolmo
Tolmo is cybersecurity for the age of AI. Coding agents now ship software faster than any human team can review or secure it; 100+ pull requests per engineer per week is no longer an outlier, and attackers are using the same agents to find and exploit weaknesses in days, not months. The old playbook of quarterly pentests and endless alert queues breaks at this speed.
We're building a new security playbook. Tolmo runs a fleet of AI security agents that reason over a live graph of your entire production system (code, CI, cloud, and telemetry) and continuously attack a faithful copy of it like a real adversary. Every finding arrives validated, with its blast radius and a remediation plan that lands in your workflow, ready for a coding agent to fix. Hours to integrate, days to your first validated finding.
We've done this before: Tolmo's founders built Sqreen (acquired by Datadog) and led security products that thousands of organizations trusted. We're backed by Accel and Y Combinator and just getting started.
The role
Security tools have a reputation: dense, noisy, and built for specialists who tolerate them. We think that's a design failure, not a law of nature. As a Software Engineer on Product, you build the surfaces where people meet our agents, and you make them feel fast, clear, and trustworthy.
You'll own Mission Control, where teams watch a fleet of agents work in real time, and the findings workflows that take a validated vulnerability from "what is this?" to "fixed" in as few steps as possible. The work is full-stack: you'll shape the API and data model as much as the pixels, because a great interface usually starts with the right data underneath it.
You'll work directly with the founders, our designer, and customers, and you'll have real say in what we build, not just how.
What you'll do
Mission Control: build the live view of agent activity, so people can see what an autonomous agent is doing, why, and how confident it is, without drowning in logs.
Findings workflows: design and ship how findings are triaged, explained, assigned, and fixed, including blast radius, evidence, and the handoff to a coding agent.
Full-stack ownership: take features from a rough idea through API design, data model, and UI to production, and follow them after launch.
Craft and polish: sweat the details that make software feel good: speed, empty states, keyboard flows, copy, and the small interactions nobody asks for but everyone notices.
Learn from customers: sit in on customer calls, watch people use the product, and turn friction into fixes within days.
Raise the bar: help shape our design system, front-end architecture, and how the team thinks about product quality.
What we're looking for
Taste. You can tell when something is off, explain why, and fix it. You have shipped products you're proud of, and you can show us.
Strong full-stack engineering skills, with deep experience in TypeScript and React and comfort working on APIs and databases.
A track record of owning product features end to end, from ambiguous problem to polished, shipped experience.
Care for UX at every level: information architecture, interaction design, performance, and accessibility.
Comfort with complex, data-heavy interfaces, and the judgment to make them simple without hiding what matters.
You build with AI coding agents daily (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor) and ship fast without letting quality slip.
Nice to have
Experience building developer tools, security, infrastructure, or observability products.
Experience designing interfaces for AI or agentic products, where trust and transparency matter.
Design skills of your own: you're comfortable in Figma, or you prototype straight in code.
Experience with real-time interfaces, graph visualization, or large data sets in the browser.
Prior early-stage startup or founding-engineer experience.
Compensation & benefits
Competitive salary, depending on level and experience.
Early-stage equity: you're joining early; you'll own a real piece of what we build.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, and the equipment you need to do your best work.
Based in San Francisco; we work in person.
Tolmo is building a team with wide-ranging backgrounds, perspectives, and paths into security; we think it makes our product and judgment better. If you're excited about this role but don't match every point above, we'd still like to hear from you. We're an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants of every background.
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Who's Hiring
- Amazon10

- Mariana Minerals10

- Deltasoft Solutions10

- Plaud5P
- Tolmo5T
Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software15
- Retail5
- E-Commerce & Online Marketplaces5
Technical Product Manager Jobs in San Francisco: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a technical product manager job in San Francisco?
San Francisco's technical product manager market is anchored in AI, cloud infrastructure, fintech, and enterprise SaaS, so experience working closely with engineering teams on API-driven or platform products stands out. Roles concentrate in SoMa and Mission Bay, and at growth-stage startups as much as large tech companies. Candidates who can speak fluently to both technical architecture and business outcomes consistently edge out generalist applicants here.
Which companies hire technical product managers in San Francisco?
San Francisco technical product manager roles are posted by Amazon, Mariana Minerals, and Deltasoft Solutions and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. The city draws a mix of late-stage startups, major technology platforms, and financial services firms, all of which maintain dedicated technical product teams.
Are there remote technical product manager jobs in San Francisco?
Yes, technical product management is well-suited to remote and hybrid arrangements given its primarily analytical and cross-functional coordination work. About 77% of technical product manager openings tied to San Francisco are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting how broadly Bay Area tech employers have adopted flexible models. Roles involving embedded sprint work with engineering teams tend to require more in-office presence than those focused on roadmap strategy.
How can I get a technical product manager job in San Francisco with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in San Francisco is moving laterally from a software engineering, data, or QA role into an associate product manager or product operations position. San Francisco startups in the Series A to Series C range regularly hire first-time PMs who already understand how engineering teams ship. Building a case study around a real technical problem you scoped or shipped, even in a previous role, carries more weight locally than certifications alone.
Which industries hire the most technical product managers in San Francisco?
The sectors hiring the most technical product managers in San Francisco are Technology & Software, Retail, and E-Commerce & Online Marketplaces, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. San Francisco's concentration of developer-tool companies, AI infrastructure firms, and fintech platforms creates unusually high demand for PMs who can work directly in the technical product layer.
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