Technical Product Manager (Data Integrations)

Role overview Own the product direction for a data integration platform used by analysts in law enforcement and defense. You’ll prioritize data sources, define how connectors and their administration should work, and translate provider APIs and legal constraints into buildable requirements. The role carries substantial ownership as the integration and admin capabilities continue to develop.

Responsibilities - Set the provider roadmap by learning which data gaps matter to analysts, administrators and solutions teams, then defining priorities and completion criteria. - Write technical specifications for authentication, pagination, quotas, incremental sync, deduplication, field mapping, failures and data provenance. - Define connector contracts, versioning and onboarding practices, considering both SaaS and on-premises deployments. - Shape administrative tools for credentials, schedules, connection health, status, logs, quotas and permissions. - Work with partnerships and legal stakeholders on licensing, terms of service, storage, retention and redistribution requirements. - Coordinate with product and engineering teams, forecast high-volume data needs, and track reliability, freshness, onboarding time and recovery metrics.

Requirements - At least five years of product management experience in B2B SaaS, with end-to-end ownership of a technically complex area such as APIs, integrations or data pipelines. - Comfortable discussing APIs, webhooks, pagination and rate limits with engineers, and able to try endpoints using tools such as Postman or curl. - Experience designing configuration or administration interfaces for technical users, including status, errors and audit trails. - Ability to write detailed specifications and acceptance criteria that teams can implement and test. - Data fluency, including defining measures of integration quality and reliability. - Familiarity with third-party data licensing, terms of service, GDPR and provenance; eligible to work in Germany and willing to travel within the DACH region.

Nice to have - Experience with connector frameworks, integration marketplaces or iPaaS products; familiarity with OSINT, entity resolution or link analysis. - Knowledge of Kubernetes, on-premises or air-gapped deployments, or direct work with law enforcement or defense users in Germany or the DACH region. - German at B1 level or above.

Benefits and work setup Remote-first across Germany, with flexible hours and regular gatherings in Berlin or elsewhere. The package includes a home-office equipment budget, 30 days of vacation, development support and performance bonuses tied to agreed objectives.