Senior Product Manager, Supply API

Engine is transforming business travel into something personalized, rewarding, and simple. They are seeking a Senior Product Manager to drive the supply connectivity roadmap and work closely with engineering to build integrations that unlock new markets.

Responsibilities:

• Drive the supply connectivity roadmap: Shape how content, rates, and availability flow from external suppliers into Engine, and help the broader team understand what you're building and why it matters
• Ship the integrations that unlock new markets: Partner with engineering to build connections to major supplier platforms, pushing toward simple, outcome-oriented solutions. Technical elegance is not the goal. What ships and what it unlocks is
• Improve performance and scale at the foundation: Contribute to the work on caching, availability guarantees, and the systems that keep supply performant as Engine expands into new content sources and supplier types
• Collaborate with commercial and partnerships teams: Work closely on integration approaches and models, weigh in on prioritization tradeoffs, and hold your ground when it matters

Requirements:

• Minimum 6 years in product management, with a track record of shipping connectivity or integration products between internal systems and external partners
• B2B API product background and exposure to multimodal supply systems are strong pluses
• You have conviction and aren't a pushover
• You can tell an engineer or a stakeholder 'no' and explain why
• You're comfortable with tension in service of the right outcome
• You help make hard prioritization calls and stand behind them
• You're comfortable in the details of APIs, integration patterns, caching, and performance tradeoffs
• You have enough depth to hold your own with engineers on architecture decisions
• You have enough discipline to not get seduced by complexity
• You push toward the simplest thing that works
• You show up as a peer to strong technical and commercial partners
• You take accountability for your part of decisions and outcomes
• You move fast without perfect information and hold conviction when the path is unclear
• You're not tuning an existing machine. You're helping build it under pressure