Senior Product Manager (Developer Solutions)

Join ZBD, a Series C-funded company building the financial operating system for the gaming economy. As a Senior Product Manager, you will own ZBD's Developer Platform, shaping the experience for developers building on our financial infrastructure. You will define and evolve our APIs and SDKs, collaborate with other PMs, engage with game developers, and track platform health metrics. This is a hands-on role that requires a strong understanding of payments, gaming, and API design.

• Posséder la vision, la feuille de route et l'exécution de la plateforme destinée aux développeurs de ZBD, en mettant l'accent sur la rapidité de livraison et l'impact.
• Définir et faire évoluer les API REST et les SDK utilisés sur mobile, PC et web, en établissant et en respectant les normes API.
• Collaborer étroitement avec le responsable de l'expérience développeur pour garantir que la documentation, les flux d'intégration et les outils reflètent les normes de développement de classe mondiale.
• What matters most to us isn't a perfect resume; it's the right person. Someone who moves fast, finishes things, and gets genuinely annoyed when a developer experience is needlessly painful
• Someone who has opinions about API design that they can actually defend. Someone who finds the intersection of gaming and payments fascinating rather than confusing. The learning curve on our tech is something we can handle together - the things we can't teach are curiosity, craft, and bias toward action
• Experience with payments or financial infrastructure at the API layer; you understand how transactions flow, where things break, and what a payment API should (and shouldn't) include
• Enough familiarity with gaming to have a point of view. You don't need to have shipped a AAA title, but you should understand how in-game payments work, why they're often poorly served by existing infrastructure, and what a better version could look like
• Strong opinions about API design: you've got strong opinions about idempotency, error handling, versioning strategy, and what a good developer onboarding experience looks like. You've probably been annoyed by someone else's API contract
• The ability to work within a platform structure where your surface is part of a larger system. You stay connected to what's being built around you and treat integration points as a first-class concern
• 6+ years of product management experience with direct ownership of commercial APIs or SDKs - external developer surfaces that drove real adoption, generated measurable revenue, and held up under production load
• A commercial instinct that runs alongside your technical one. You think about adoption, revenue, pricing, and what makes an API worth paying for
• Technical credibility with engineers. You are the SME who champions our developer customer use cases - including ones they haven't thought of yet! You can read an API spec, catch the gaps in a schema, and thoughtfully engage on architecture decisions
• You've built or integrated monetization or payment systems directly into games. Whether that's a live-service rewards loop, a battle pass economy, a marketplace, or player payouts, you have opinions about what makes those integrations painful or elegant
• You've worked with platforms like Unity or Unreal as integration surfaces, and understand the constraints that come with shipping inside a game engine
• You've shipped in regulated industries and know how to maintain compliance guardrails while still executing quickly
• You have experience with cryptocurrency or blockchain-based payment systems
• You've owned API reliability targets or SLAs for production systems with real consequences when things go wrong