Senior Technical Product Manager

Your Mission

As a Technical Product Manager at Engine, you'll own key parts of a platform at the core of how we operate. We're hiring across several teams, and you'll join one of them to help lead its area. Your customers include partner engineering teams, internal product teams, and the members who depend on what you build working every time. Here's what you'll take charge of:

• Own your platform end to end: Shape the strategy and roadmap for your area, and take it from requirements through launch and adoption.
• Define and measure success: Turn customer and partner needs into clear technical requirements, set the metrics that matter for your platform, from adoption to reliability, and use them to guide what you build next.
• Lead with technical depth: Get into the details of architecture, APIs, and system tradeoffs, and find where AI can make your platform smarter or more reliable.
• Balance long-term bets with near-term wins: Make hard prioritization calls between foundational platform investments and the customer and revenue outcomes the business needs now.
• Partner across the business: Work with data, product, and business teams, and explain what your platform does and why it matters to both technical and non-technical audiences.

What You'll Bring to Engine

We're looking for someone who's ready to make an impact and grow alongside us:

• Experience: 5+ years in product management. Background in travel, marketplaces, or fintech is a strong plus. We're hiring across levels and will match scope to your background.
• Technical Depth: You understand how complex systems work and can go deep with engineers on architecture and tradeoffs.
• Skills: You're a systems thinker with a sharp analytical toolkit (SQL, KPI definition, experimentation), and you can turn ambiguity into a crisp plan.
• AI Experience: You've shipped LLM-based tools or ML-adjacent products in production.
• Mindset: You have conviction, you can tell an engineer or a partner "no" and explain why, and you keep the end customer in view even when you're deep in the technical work.