Daniel Rohan

Group Product Manager, Secure Access @IBM

Bainbridge Island, WA, US
EMAILS
d••••••••@ibm.com
MOBILE NUMBERS
+13•••••••49

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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2026 — Present

Group Product Manager, Secure Access @IBM

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Seattle, WA, US

Leading a team of product managers building secure access tools for both human users and AI agents at scale.As infrastructure teams navigate the shift toward agentic AI, access patterns are changing fast. Credentials that used to serve people now need to work for autonomous systems. The access controls that we\'ve used for decades just don\'t fit these new workflows. My team is figuring out how secure access needs to evolve, balancing security, usability, and the operational reality of managing access at enterprise scale.We\'re also building the team\'s product processes: clearer frameworks for prioritization, better alignment across engineering and security, and stronger feedback loops with customers. The goal is faster decisions and products that solve real problems.

EDUCATION

2011 — 2013

Carnegie Mellon University

MS, Information Technology Management

2001 — 2005

DePaul University

BA, Psychology

SKILLS

SecurityRoutingGeriatric DentistryCisco TechnologiesBorder Gateway Protocol (Bgp)SandwichesWanComputer SecurityNetwork ArchitectureBgpNetwork SecurityUnixInfrastructureData CenterLinuxMotorcycle SafetyCloud ComputingOpen Shortest Path First (Ospf)Network EngineeringOspfNetwork DesignCisco Systems ProductsServersNetworking

ABOUT DANIEL ROHAN

Product management is asking the right questions, talking to the right people, and making smart tradeoffs.My technical background helps me have effective conversations with our customers. Listening and synthesis come naturally. I take what I\'ve heard and distill it into clarity for the team. The operational stuff like measuring outcomes, keeping stakeholders informed, making mistakes and correcting course? I\'ve had to learn how to balance that.Getting things done happens through relationships, organization, and clear communication. The parts I enjoy most are building discovery processes, public speaking, and helping engineering and design teams work effectively.

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