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Altana AI

AI-driven global supply chain mapping platform

Director of Product Management - Public Sector

Product ManagementUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeBrooklyn, NY, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of experience at the intersection of trade, customs enforcement, or border security technology.
  • At least 7 years of product management experience, ideally across complex enterprise or government systems.
  • Direct experience with customs agency operations, trusted-trader or pre-clearance programs, or trade facilitation modernization initiatives in the U.S. or internationally.
  • Familiarity with targeting systems, risk scoring, and enforcement workflow design in a customs, border, or law enforcement context.
  • Working knowledge of trade data structures, including entry summaries, manifests, advance ship notices, HS/HTS classification, and country-of-origin determinations.
  • Ability to translate policy mandates into concrete product features, write requirements engineers can build, and explain data architecture to customs officials.
  • Ability to design for agencies across developed and emerging economies with differing legal regimes, data-sovereignty requirements, languages, and digital maturity.
  • Experience leading teams that define system interfaces, draft API specifications, and prototype workflows before production code is written.
  • Understanding of APIs, EDI, ETL/ELT, and JSON, with a strong focus on user experience.
  • Eligibility for a U.S. security clearance or a prior successful Customs and Border Protection/DHS background investigation is a plus, but not required; international engagements require relevant local eligibility and ability to work within each authority's security requirements.

Responsibilities

  • Own the product vision for the three public sector product areas: customs and border management for goods; defense resilience and acquisition; and economic security and policy.
  • Engage in government deployments to meet needs across varied geographies and security and compliance boundaries.
  • Ensure a unified platform and architecture that meets the needs of multiple governments.
  • Collaborate with other product areas to define and deliver core mission sets for public sector users.
  • Build an agent-native intelligence layer using modern machine learning and artificial intelligence so border authorities can collaborate, review, and enforce policies.
  • Build automated validation tools to detect duty evasion, misdeclared origin, and undervaluation while maintaining the flow of legitimate commerce.
  • Own the integration and user workflow layer, integrating with government systems and workflows so Altana operates as a native capability.
  • Define economic security capabilities that help government users analyze supply-chain concentration, map strategic dependencies, model tariff and export-control policy impacts, and coordinate with allied governments on shared risk.
  • Build a Policy Workbench that enables trade analysts, national security staff, and senior policymakers to turn raw supply-chain data into evidence-based conclusions about sectors, countries, companies, and critical inputs.
  • Work across U.S. interagency partners and international government customers to support economic security missions, including forced-labor enforcement, critical-mineral mapping, and allied supply-chain coordination.
  • Manage a fused data environment that combines Altana's supply-chain graph with confidential customer data to support policy analyses.
  • Evolve defense procurement supply chains from one-time design and awards toward continuous compliance that fosters innovation.
  • Create a marketplace for compliant components that enables defense manufacturers and governments to foster innovation, experimentation, and rapid fielding of new capabilities.
  • Build tools for defense contractors to see and manage their supply chains using tier visibility, analysis, and collaboration flows connecting component makers, manufacturers, certification providers, and the public sector.
  • Set product strategy and roadmap for the public sector product areas.
  • Partner with engineering, design, data science, and government affairs to translate policy mandates and operational realities into product capabilities that work at government scale.
  • Connect enterprise product work with government missions so submissions from enterprises and information received by governments form a coherent, trusted story.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with revenue protection, including undervaluation, transshipment or country-of-origin laundering, and HS misclassification, and/or enforcement missions such as counternarcotics, forced labor, TBML, or trade diversion.
  • Experience delivering products across multiple countries or agencies, including emerging-market contexts.
  • Prior experience with API-based integrations, data pipeline architecture, or enterprise system implementation.
  • Eligibility for a U.S. security clearance or an existing clearance or Customs and Border Protection background investigation.

About the Company

Altana AI

AI-driven global supply chain mapping platform

Altana AI provides an AI-powered Altana Atlas, a real-time map of the global supply chain for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. The platform uses AI to automate tasks, guide searches, surface alerts and recommendations, and enable real-time collaboration among all stakeholders, drawing on data from over 120 million supply chain links (about half proprietary). It differentiates itself with a shared, up-to-date map and significant proprietary data that power automated insights and actions for everyone involved. The goal is to help supply chains run more safely, efficiently, and responsibly, while reducing disruptions and supporting solvency and insurance readiness.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$323.5M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2018

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