Principal Product Manager, Enterprise Governance

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Your Mission

We're seeking a Principal Product Manager to join our Governance team. You'll drive product direction across human, robot, and agent identity, delegated and scoped authorization, guardrails, and audit and attribution for non-human actors, and you'll work the patterns the industry is still standardizing right now: on-behalf-of delegation chains, OAuth flows for autonomous callers, just-in-time elevation, sandboxing, and policy-as-code for tool access.

This is a high-agency, AI-native role. You will be deep in the product: testing, prototyping with coding agents, talking to customers, and turning what you learn into a coherent roadmap to build.

Your north star is an agentic enterprise’ trust translating into adoption: governance with required coverage, and monitoring, for enterprises; and frictionless for builders to code it in.

What You'll Do at UiPath

• Own the 12-18 months roadmap for identity, auth, and access governance across UiPath's agentic platform, in coherence with company priorities and evolving standards in the ecoystem.
• Evolve how identity works for agents, robots, and humans at UiPath (provisioning, scoping, delegation, attestation), ship the patterns, and drive their adoption across the product teams that build on them.
• Drive the auth model for LLM tool-calling (for internal and external agents), enterprise-managed authorization, scoped consent, least-privilege execution, step-up and just-in-time elevation, and OOTB monitoring views, audit trails that hold up in front of a compliance team.
• Enhance the guardrail layer around agent action: policy-as-code for tool access, sandboxing boundaries, approval and elevation flows, and the attribution model that answers "which agent, on whose behalf, under which policy" after the fact.
• Define how UiPath agents present themselves to the outside world and how outside agents present themselves to UiPath: agent identities registered in enterprise directories, on-behalf-of delegation chains that survive multiple hops, and agent-to-agent trust.
• Partner with our largest and most regulated customers (financial services, healthcare, public sector) on production deployments. Go deep enough to know which specific control failed and ship the fix.
• Use the platform as a builder. Stand up agents, wire up auth flows, use coding agents aggressively to prototype and ship reference implementations.
• Instrument and own the metrics that matter (e.g. time-to-grant, audit coverage, policy violations caught, developer friction) and prioritize against them.
• Present UiPath's governance capabilities and roadmap to customers, partners, and consider authoring any external content that earns CISO trust.

What You'll Bring to the Team

• 7+ years in technical PM or engineering roles, with sustained time in the governance space: identity, access, and guardrails for enterprise software. You have shipped infrastructure that enterprises trusted with production traffic.
• A visible record of innovating in agentic governance specifically: owned capabilities, reference implementations, spec or working-group contributions.
• Fluency in enterprise identity and access: how users, services, and now agents authenticate, what they're allowed to do, and how actions get audited.
• Working knowledge of the agent auth stack as it stands today: MCP authorization, on-behalf-of delegation, and how IdPs like Okta and Entra now model agents as identities.
• Working understanding of agentic AI (tool-calling, MCP, RAG, agent design patterns) and a view on how identity, access, and guardrails should evolve to support autonomous actors.
• First-principles thinker, comfortable in ambiguity. Can produce a defensible direction and can tell the difference between a problem the standards will solve for us.
• Clear communicator, in writing and in person: you can write a short position doc that frames a decision, explain a concept well to a CISO or auditor, and walk a customer through a working demo without overselling it.

Ideal Background

• Several years in identity, access, or security-platform product work in enterprise vendors - hyperscaler identity team, IAM vendors, workload-identity or secrets vendor, or as an early PM at a startup in the space, with focus on agents.
• Has been working on the enterprise agentic governance problem for a while: a product or feature in market, a spec or working-group contribution.
• Has opinions about where agent identity, access, and guardrails are going in the next 24 months, with receipts.
• Has shipped into regulated industries (financial services, healthcare, public sector) and has sat through a customer security or compliance review to shape product roadmap.
• Works closely with engineering and field teams and is trusted by both to make technical trade-offs without a committee.
• Prototypes before writing: has used code or coding agents to test an idea and brought the working version to the discussion.

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• Maybe you don’t tick all the boxes above-but still think you’d be great for the job?
• Go ahead, apply anyway.
• Please.
• Because we know that experience comes in all shapes and sizes-and passion can’t be learned.

• Many of our roles allow for flexibility in when and where work gets done.
• Depending on the needs of the business and the role, the number of hybrid, office-based, and remote workers will vary from team to team.
• Applications are assessed on a rolling basis and there is no fixed deadline for this requisition.
• The application window may change depending on the volume of applications received or may close immediately if a qualified candidate is selected.