
Director of Product Management, Public Sector
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Altana is seeking a Director of Product Management for Public Sector to lead product strategy across customs and border management, economic security and policy, and defense resilience and acquisition. The role defines how governments use Altana’s network to understand supply chains, enforce policy, collaborate with allies, and inform economic security decisions. It partners with government experts and teams across the company to shape the product roadmap and build a unified platform.
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The Opportunity The rules of global trade are being rewritten in real time. Supply chain transparency requirements are being rewritten; Forced labor enforcement, semiconductor export controls, tariff volatility, secure procurement for defense, allied coordination on economic security all require a new paradigm. Governments around the world are being asked to do something they've never been equipped to do: understand, monitor, and act on the full depth of global commerce, not just the edge of it. To do so they need a deep understanding of the entire production history and to collaborate with the private sector in new ways to ensure compliant trade is facilitated, while questionable activity is identified. The tools haven't kept pace with the mandate. Customs agencies still orient around transactions and rely on paper-based trusted trader audits, defense resilience was built for a different era of acquisition and slower innovation, and agencies dont have the tooling nor data to do fact based policy research. The result is a widening gap between what governments need to know and what they can actually see a gap that bad actors exploit, that allies can't easily close together, and that legitimate traders pay for in delays, uncertainty, and compliance overhead. Altana exists to close that gap. As Director of Product Management for Public Sector, you will lead the team defining how governments harness the power of the Altana network not just to enforce at the border, but to understand the full complexity of global supply chains, collaborate with allies, and shape the trade policy and economic security decisions that will define the next era of globalization. Youll oversee our three public sector product areas, and coordinate across the broader Altana organization to build our network. You've built innovative products before. Youve worked in complex data driven environments with multiple competing incentives, and have exposure to policy, enforcement, or government operations. Youll partner with our internal experts who are deeply familiar with the government operating cadence to help identify the product and roadmap. You're ready to build the system that changes that. This role sits at the center of one of the most consequential technology problems in the world. The team you lead will define how Altana becomes the operating infrastructure for trusted trade the platform governments reach for when they need to know not just what crossed a border, but why it matters. What Youll Do ### Redefine What Governments Can See - Own the product vision for Altanas three public sector product areas; - Customs and Border Management For Goods - modern tooling to collaborate with importers, understand trade, and enforce policy decisions at the border - Defense resilience and acquisition - defining a new era of defense procurement to foster innovation while maintaining secure and compliant supply chains - Economic Security and Policy - helping agencies analyze supply chain information to influence effective policy - Engage in how Altana is deployed to governments to meet them where they need us across their varied geographies, security and compliance boundaries. - Ensure a unified platform and architecture to meet the needs of multiple governments. - Work in collaboration with our other product areas to define and deliver our core mission sets in ways that work for public sector users. ### Modernize Customs and Border Management For Goods - Help government customers move beyond transaction oriented, repetitive work, and adversarial sampling. Build an agent native intelligence layer that lets border authorities collaborate, review and enforce policies with modern ML and AI. - Build automated validation tools that close the "Tax Gap" catching duty evasion, misdeclared origin, and undervaluation without slowing the flow of legitimate commerce. - Own the integrat on and user workflow layer: how do we coexist with government systems and user flows to bridge the world to a new future. Integrate to make Altana feel like a native capability, not another integration project. ### Power Economic Security and Policy - Define a new product capability around economic security giving government users the analytical tools to understand supply chain concentration, map strategic dependencies, model the impact of tariff and export control policy, and coordinate with allied governments on shared risk. - Build the "Policy Workbench" that allows trade analysts, national security staff, and senior policymakers to move from raw supply chain data to defensible, evidence-based conclusions about a sector, a country, a company, or a critical input. - Work across the U.S. interagency and with Altana's international government customers to ensure the platform supports the full spectrum of economic security missions from forced labor enforcement to critical mineral mapping to allied supply chain coordination. - Manage a fused data environment that combines Altanas unparalleled supply chain graph, and enables integration with confidential customer data to support policy analyses. ### Defense Resilience and Acquisition - Evolve supply chain in defense procurement from one-time design and awards to continuous compliance that fosters an innovation ecosystem. - Create a marketplace for compliant components that enables defense manufacturers and governments to foster innovation, experimentation and rapid fielding of new capabilities. - Build the tooling to enable defense contractors to see and manage their supply chains using Altanas deep tier visibility, analysis and collaboration flows connecting component makers, manufacturers, and certification providers with the public sector. At Altana, we believe that a diverse workforce enables greater creativity, performance, and adaptability. Were proud to be an equal opportunity employer and welcome you to join us as you are. Our employment opportunities and decisions are based on business needs and individual qualifications, without regard to race, color, religious creed, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, medical condition, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, family care or medical leave status, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by the laws or regulations in the areas in which we operate. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any type, in any situation.
How this job compares
Set against the 9,682 open Product Management jobs on Olive Jobs, counted October 27, 2026.
- Pay
- This postingNot listed
- Washington, D.C. median$143–236K/yr63 salary ranges
- US median$25–36/hr279 hourly ranges
- Openings
- Olive Jobs lists 78 open Product Management jobs in Washington, D.C. and 9,682 across the US. 9% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
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- Education
- 3,346 of the 9,682 open Product Management jobs (35%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.
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