Senior Product Manager, Integrations

Roadmap and Prioritization

You'll define what Maven integrates with, how deep those integrations go, and how we scale the platform so that adding the next integrations doesn't require building each one by hand.

Roadmap and Prioritization for Maven's Integration Portfolio

The roadmap and prioritization for Maven's integration portfolio will be your primary focus. You'll decide which systems we support, at what depth, and in what order.

Underlying Integration Platform

You'll own the underlying integration platform, including tooling, frameworks, and patterns that let Maven ship new integrations faster and enable customers to extend the platform themselves.

Depth vs. Breadth Tradeoffs

Deciding whether a read-only Salesforce connector is sufficient or if full read/write integration with custom object support is necessary will be part of your responsibilities.

Enterprise Customer Engagement

You'll be in the room when customers describe their stack, translating their needs into integration requirements that engineering can build against.

Actions and Tool Use

Maven's agents don't just retrieve information; they take actions inside customer systems. You'll own how these actions are defined, tested, and made safe at enterprise scale.

Partner Ecosystem Strategy

You'll develop the strategy for which platforms warrant formal partnerships, which stay in our build queue, and how we approach marketplace listings on Salesforce AppExchange, Zendesk Marketplace, and similar channels.

Cross-functional Partnership

You'll work closely with GTM to convert integration depth into enterprise wins and with customer success to turn integration issues into product improvements rather than support tickets.

Who You Are

• 5-7+ years of product management experience, with meaningful time on integrations, APIs, developer platforms, or iPaaS products.
• You've built and shipped integration products before.
• You understand the difference between a connector, an integration platform, and an actions framework, and you can explain the difference.
• Fluent in the technical building blocks: REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks, OAuth, rate limits, event streams, and the failure modes that come with each.
• You've operated in both startup and scaled environments and know when to build in-house versus when to buy or partner.
• You extract requirements from messy customer conversations and turn them into PRDs.