Principal Product Manager, IAM Security & Agentic Identity

The Identity Team

The Identity team's mission is to secure the world's identity connections while building the foundational trust layer for the modern enterprise. As organizations successfully adopt phishing-resistant MFA, attackers have shifted their tactics—increasingly deploying Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) phishing kits and info-stealer malware to execute session hijacking via cookie theft. Furthermore, with the explosive rise of autonomous AI workloads, securing human identity is no longer enough; we must now protect and govern a fast-growing sprawl of non-human, agentic workflows.

The Principal Product Manager Opportunity

We are looking for a highly mature, customer-obsessed, and technically curious Principal Product Manager to drive our Identity Security & Agentic Identity portfolio. In this role, you will be a cornerstone of the "Okta on Okta" team, acting as Customer Zero. You will report directly to the VP of IAM to ensure Okta "drinks our own champagne." You will shepherd cutting-edge features from Alpha through Early Availability (EA)—guaranteeing we are our own first and best customer before these solutions scale to the rest of the world.

Because identity security is a rapidly evolving frontier, this role is less about hitting a specific year-count and more about your professional maturity, strategic judgment, and ability to operate autonomously. You will act as a critical bridge—implementing capabilities internally, capturing real-world insights, and directly influencing and shaping the core Okta and Auth0 Product roadmaps.

Key Portfolio Focus Areas

As the Principal PM, you will drive the strategy and directly influence the product direction for Okta’s premier identity security offerings across both our workforce and developer platforms:

• AI Agent & Agentic Identity Security: Leading the strategy for how Okta governs non-human, autonomous AI workloads across our entire product ecosystem:
  • O4AA (Okta for AI Agents) & A4AA (Auth0 for AI Agents): Defining authentication and authorization patterns for workforce and developer-facing AI agents.
  • Next-Gen Guardrails: Managing token exchange patterns, identity/security gateways, and