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The posting explicitly states 'we're open to considering candidates located across EMEA and AMER time zones.' Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago fall within the AMER (Americas) region and UTC-5/UTC-4, which overlaps substantially with US Eastern time. No work authorisation, language, or residency restrictions are stated. The role is fully remote with no in-office requirement.
“This is a remote position and we're open to considering candidates located across EMEA and AMER time zones.” Geographic scope — Explicit geographic scope including AMER (Americas), which includes Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, and the wider anglophone Caribbean.
“EMEA and AMER time zones” Timezone — AMER includes North and South America; Jamaica (UTC-5) and Trinidad & Tobago (UTC-4) fall within this zone and have 4+ hours overlap with US Eastern business hours.
Supabase is the Postgres development platform, built by developers for developers to help them ship countless products that people love. More than 7 million developers trust us with their data, and we are custodians of every byte of it. Security is foundational to that trust, and as we move deeper into AI-native development, regulated industries, and enterprise, it shapes whether a developer chooses us on day one and whether a regulated company can build their most sensitive workloads on Supabase.
We're looking for a PM who can balance the constant tension between security and developer experience at platform scale. Every control you add is friction a developer has to absorb, and every default you loosen is a door an attacker could walk through. Finding the right balance between protecting customers and keeping them fast is the work of this role.
Set the security agenda for the platform. Lead Supabase's platform security roadmap end-to-end, from the defaults that protect a developer prototyping their first project to the advanced controls a Fortune 500 CISO needs before approving us.
Hold the line between security and developer experience. Every security feature trades protection against friction. A control that's too strict pushes developers off the platform; one that's too easy to bypass doesn't protect anyone.
Lead our security strategy for AI agents. Agents now read, write, and deploy on behalf of developers and companies, often at machine speed. You'll lead how Supabase authenticates, scopes, and audits agent activity so customers can give them real capability while staying in control of their data.
Own our security product surface. Drive the roadmap for the security tooling customers use to operate safely on Supabase: firewall, security advisors, audit logs, Supabase Vault, just-in-time database access, and the IAM primitives that let regulated customers get to "yes" with their security team.
Define the unified access model across Supabase. Roles, permissions, personal access tokens, OAuth integrations, organization and project modeling, SSO, and SCIM are foundational to how customers manage who can do what. You'll set the strategy that ties them together and drive the cross-cutting RFCs from proposal to shipped code.
Be the customer's voice for security. Talk to enterprise prospects, regulated customers, and the security teams behind them. Translate what you hear into a roadmap that earns trust at every customer size, from the indie hacker prototyping their first project to the Fortune 500 CISO evaluating us for their most regulated workloads.
Compliance fluency. You've worked alongside auditors and security teams on programs like SOC2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI, or FedRAMP, and you can tell which requirements are real customer needs and which are checkbox theater.
We move fast, build in public, and use what we ship. If it’s in your project, we probably use it in ours too. We believe deeply in the open-source ecosystem and strive to support—not replace—existing tools and communities.
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