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Senior Product Manager, Developer Tools & Platform
PayPal · San Jose, CA · Posted 43 days ago
Job Summary: PayPal's Developer Experience team builds the APIs, tools, and infrastructure that let developers put PayPal to work anywhere they build. As commerce moves into AI coding assistants and agentic platforms, we make PayPal the easiest way to move money on any surface.
We're hiring a senior/lead Technical PM with a strong engineering background to own Developer Tools & Platform — the technical foundation for all of DevEx. You'll own the APIs and extensibility contract that every client surface (CLI, IDE extensions, MCP servers, Developer Dashboard) builds on, so surfaces ship on existing API capability without custom backend work. Job Description: Essential Responsibilities:
- Uses data to build insights on product or platform requirements consistent with the shared vision for the product.
- Gathers insights from the customer experience and customer needs to input to product requirements
- Analyzes research, market analysis and usability studies, research and market analysis to support data-driven decision making
- Monitors product profitability measures, including budget.
- Lead sprint planning, daily standups and retrospectives to drive execution. Interfaces with product and technology leadership as needed.
- Partners with content developers, data scientists, product designers and user experience researchers to identify new opportunities.
Minimum Qualifications:
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