Security Research Manager - Investigation Algorithms (Cortex)

Lead and grow the team in charge of researching and developing Autopilot, an innovative product for graph-based fully-autonomous investigation and response (Over the Cortex platform).
As the manager of the Autopilot team, you'll lead a team of security researchers, set the project's technical vision and standards, and own its success.
You will lead an innovative team on the research, design, and development of a new graph-oriented security product. Creating investigation modules that allow Autopilot to autonomously detect, investigate, and respond to advanced threats at a massive scale.
You'll work closely with other development and product teams to turn a successful POC into a full-fledged product, staying agile in a dynamic environment and using data-driven empirical research to determine and drive the project in the best direction.
Youll analyze everything from new malware behaviors to attacker techniques and process activity in enterprise-scale networks, using data collected from

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Required Qualifications
Experience managing a technical research or R&D team.
5+ years of experience in security or threat research, with a proven track record of delivering actionable insights and real-world impact.
Experience driving projects from concept to execution with a strong sense of ownership.
Intimate knowledge and understanding ofattack methods and techniques (TTPs) over endpoints and enterprise networks.
Technical proficiency in Python, including experience providing code reviews for team members and adhering to best practices.
Ability to work with and extract meaningful insights from large-scale datasets, including strong foundational knowledge of basic statistics.
Excellent people management, verbal, and written communication skills, with a proven ability to collaborate across organizational boundaries.
Preferred Qualifications
In-depth knowledge of the inner workings of operating systems (especially Windows internals).
Experience in designing and implementing behaviora