← Back to job listings
GL
Senior Technical Product Manager (Integrations)
Globality · London, United Kingdom
About The Role
Join Globality, a leading enterprise procurement platform. As a Senior Technical Product Manager (Integrations), you will own the integration product surface, define requirements for integrations with enterprise procurement and ERP systems, and prioritize the integration backlog. You will also lead technical discovery with customer IT, procurement, and integration teams, produce customer-facing integration documentation, and collaborate closely with engineering on feasibility, trade-offs, and delivery.
- Ownership of the integration product roadmap, including direct API integrations, webhook infrastructure, and middleware-based connectivity patterns.
- Defining requirements for integrations with enterprise procurement and ERP systems, translating customer workflow requirements into integration specifications.
- Leading technical discovery with customer IT, procurement, and integration teams during pre-sales and implementation phases.
- Working knowledge of REST API design and consumption: you can read and write an OpenAPI spec, understand authentication patterns (OAuth 2.0, API keys, SAML/SSO), and reason clearly about pagination, error handling, rate limits, and versioning
- Consulting background, particularly in enterprise technology implementation, systems integration, or procurement transformation
- Demonstrated experience in a product management or product owner role, with a track record of shipping integration-focused features in an enterprise SaaS context
- Strong written and verbal communication: you can produce documentation that engineers, customers, and executives each find useful, and you can run a technical conversation without losing the business thread
- Familiarity with B2B data standards such as cXML, EDI, or PEPPOL
- Familiarity with middleware and iPaaS integration patterns (MuleSoft, Boomi, Workato, or comparable platforms): you understand when middleware is the right architectural choice versus a direct API integration and can speak to the trade-offs
- Exposure to ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Workday) in the context of procurement or finance workflows
- Solid understanding of procurement workflows: requisition, sourcing, contract, purchase order, and invoice processes, and how they map to system configurations across platforms such as SAP Ariba, Coupa, or equivalent
- Comfort operating with ambiguity in a fast-moving environment; you can scope a problem before the requirements are fully formed
- Experience working directly with enterprise customer technical teams on integration projects, including managing scope, communicating limitations, and navigating organizational complexity on the customer side
- Hands-on coding experience in any language; you do not need to be a practicing engineer, but candidates who have written production code tend to produce better specs and build faster credibility with engineering teams
- Experience with webhook architecture, event-driven integration patterns, or async messaging systems
- Background in enterprise procurement technology, either as a vendor, implementer, or buyer-side practitioner
This is an external listing. JobSpring does not represent or verify the employer. Report this listing
JobSpring