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Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager, Agent Identity & Auth (EMEA)
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- 24 Nov 2026
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Kong is seeking a senior technical product marketer to define its market narrative for AI agent identity, authentication, and authorization across EMEA. The role combines positioning, thought leadership, technical content creation, field enablement, strategic deal support, and product partnership. Success requires credible fluency in AI infrastructure, IAM, API security, agentic systems, and enterprise SaaS go-to-market motions. The hire will communicate complex security and platform concepts to architects, security teams, analysts, and executive buyers. This is a category-creation position with substantial influence on how Kong presents its AI connectivity platform.
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I would begin with structured buyer, customer, and field research to identify the operational and security problems enterprises face when deploying autonomous agents. I would translate those findings into a differentiated point of view, clear messaging pillars, proof points, and use cases, then validate the narrative with solution engineers, customers, and analysts before scaling it through launches and content.
AI agents are non-human actors that can initiate actions, call tools, access data, and act across multiple systems with varying degrees of autonomy. Their identity model must support durable attribution, scoped permissions, delegated access, policy enforcement, auditability, and secure management of machine-to-machine credentials rather than relying solely on user-centric identity patterns.
I would build a realistic reference architecture and accompanying demo around a concrete workflow, such as an agent accessing approved APIs and tools under policy-controlled credentials. The asset would explain the threat model, identity lifecycle, authorization decisions, observability signals, and implementation steps, with concise documentation that enables a technical team to reproduce the scenario.
I would provide a structured enablement package including persona-specific messaging, discovery questions, objection handling, competitive guidance, demo scripts, architecture diagrams, and customer proof points. I would reinforce it through live sessions and feedback loops so field teams can apply the materials in active opportunities and identify gaps quickly.
I would track a combination of leading and business metrics: asset adoption by the field, content engagement by target technical audiences, analyst and community resonance, qualified pipeline influence, strategic-deal involvement, win-loss insights, and changes in buyer understanding. Qualitative feedback from platform and security buyers would be especially important because category education is a core objective.
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Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager, Agent Identity & Auth (EMEA)
Location: EMEA
About the Role:
As enterprises move from AI experiments to production agentic systems, a new problem has emerged: agents are non-human actors that need identity, authentication, and authorization — and the traditional identity stack wasn’t built for them.
This role owns Kong’s story in one of the most important emerging categories in AI infrastructure. As Senior Technical PMM for Agent Identity & Auth, you’ll define how the market understands agent identity: how agents are authenticated, what they’re authorized to access, and how enterprises establish trust and accountability across autonomous systems.
This is a category-shaping role. You’ll build the narrative for a market that’s still being defined, with the opportunity to establish Kong as the definitive voice on non-human identity in agentic architectures.
What You’ll Do:
Own positioning and messaging for agent identity and auth — Define the technical narrative for how Kong authenticates, authorizes, and governs agents and other non-human actors across AI and API traffic.
Shape the category — Develop thought leadership that frames the agent identity problem for the market and establishes Kong’s point of view through blogs, talks, analyst conversations, and industry engagement.
Lead technical field enablement — Own enablement in this domain for Kong Solution Engineers, Customer Success Managers, and other technical field roles.
Produce deep technical content — Build demos, reference architectures, technical whitepapers, and documentation-adjacent content that helps architects and security teams evaluate and adopt Kong’s approach.
Support strategic deals — Serve as the subject-matter expert for sales conversations where agent identity and security are strategic decision criteria, particularly with security and platform engineering buyers.
Fuel launches and campaigns — Deliver technical positioning, proof points, and demo assets as structured inputs to the AI PMM’s launch and campaign motions.
Partner with product management — Inform roadmap framing and capability naming based on market feedback, competitive dynamics, and buyer research.
What You’ll Bring:
5+ years of experience in product marketing, product management, or solutions engineering -ideally at an Identity and Access Management (IAM) and/or AI Security company.
A genuine, hands-on interest in AI infrastructure. You follow developments in LLM deployment, agentic frameworks, the Model Context Protocol, and AI governance, and can speak credibly to AI platform engineers without bluffing.
A proven ability to translate complex technical concepts into crisp narratives that land with both technical practitioners and C-suite buyers.
Highly collaborative -you thrive working across Product, Marketing, Sales, and Partner teams.
Comfortable owning a stage: keynote presentations, analyst briefings, customer roundtables, and demo-heavy sessions energize you rather than intimidate you.
Experience in open-source software, SaaS platforms, and enterprise go-to-market motions is strongly preferred.
Familiarity with the AI connectivity landscape -including awareness of competing and complementary vendors across API gateways, AI observability, vector databases, iPaaS, and agentic orchestration frameworks – is a strong plus.
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About Kong:
Kong Inc., the AI Connectivity Company, is building the connectivity layer of AI. Trusted by the Fortune 500® and AI-native startups alike, Kong’s unified API and AI platform enables organizations to secure, manage, accelerate, govern, and monetize the flow of intelligence across APIs and AI traffic — on any model, any cloud. For more information, visit www.konghq.com.
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