This Senior Technical Product Manager role oversees a mature B2B platform in the hospitality travel space. You will own the platform's reliability, technical health, and commercial growth through complex integrations.
What you’d own
Platform stability and technical debt resolution
Partner integration roadmap and revenue opportunities
Root cause analysis of production incidents
Cross-functional coordination with Engineering and Sales
Who it’s for
A fit if you…
✓You have 5+ years of experience in Technical Product Management or Engineering Management.
✓You are comfortable reading logs, SQL results, and system metrics to diagnose issues.
✓You enjoy untangling complex systems and managing ambiguous problems without a predefined backlog.
Not for you if…
✗You prefer a high-velocity 'feature factory' environment with constant visible UI changes.
✗You want a clearly defined roadmap provided to you rather than building one from scratch.
✗You prefer working on greenfield products over optimizing and stabilizing mature, revenue-generating systems.
Reading between the lines
The emphasis on 'invisible' work and 'slower' visible change implies a heavy focus on backend infrastructure and operational excellence over front-end features.
The requirement to 'quantify the real cost' of technical debt suggests you will need to justify engineering spend to non-technical stakeholders.
The mention of 'taking on ambiguous problems without a predefined backlog' implies you will be expected to self-source your own projects and priorities.
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Location: Serbia
Department: Engineering
Employment Type: Full-time
Location Type: Remote
Function: Engineering
We are looking for a Senior Technical Product Manager to become the single owner of our B2B platform — its reliability, its commercial performance, and its evolution. This is not a feature-factory PM role. The platform is mature, revenue-generating, and deeply integrated with external partners. Your job is to understand it end to end, find what causes the most damage or blocks the biggest opportunity, and drive the right improvements to completion — from stability and technical debt to unlocking revenue hidden in existing integrations and partner capabilities. If you enjoy untangling complex systems, working shoulder to shoulder with engineers, and having a mandate broad enough to shape both the technical and business direction of a product, this role will fit you well. Our platform helps hotels expand their distribution, reach new guest segments, and access sales channels that are not typically available through traditional hotel systems. We build technology that connects hospitality businesses with major travel platforms and enables them to manage these opportunities efficiently at scale.As an Official AirBnB partner, we work closely with one of the world's leading travel marketplaces while continuing to develop new integrations, automation, and distribution solutions for hotels. What You'll Do Keep the platform healthy: Analyze production incidents, support cases, system metrics, and business data to find recurring, high-impact problems — and eliminate their root causes, not their symptoms. Identify technical weaknesses, operational inefficiencies, and accumulated product or technical debt, and quantify their real cost. Establish a clear, lightweight process for identifying, tracking, prioritizing, and resolving platform issues. Grow what the platform delivers: Review existing partner integrations and surface missed capabilities, underused features, and new connection opportunities. Recognize opportunities to improve revenue, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction that are hidden in existing systems and previously postponed initiatives. Own the direction: Build and maintain a transparent roadmap balancing reliability, technical investment, and business opportunities. Prioritize ruthlessly based on impact, urgency, engineering effort, and long-term value. Coordinate cross-functional initiatives across Engineering, Support, Operations, Sales, Leadership, and external partners. Requirements What We're Looking For The primary profile: a technically strong product thinker — someone who can read logs, dashboards, and SQL results as comfortably as a P&L conversation, and who treats an existing system as a source of opportunity rather than a obstacles. Experience 5+ years in Product Management, Technical Product Management, or Engineering Management, with a track record of end-to-end ownership. Experience with complex B2B SaaS platforms, marketplaces, or integration-heavy systems. Experience taking on ambiguous problems without a predefined backlog or established process. Technical Background Strong understanding of software architecture, APIs, integrations, databases, background processes, and distributed systems. Able to investigate production issues using logs, dashboards, SQL, monitoring tools, and technical documentation. Able to quickly build a mental model of a complex existing system and identify where its major risks live. A prior background as a team lead, solutions architect, or engineering manager is a strong advantage. Product and Business Thinking Structured problem-solving and the ability to quantify the impact of technical and product problems. Strong prioritization — keeping teams focused on what matters most, and saying no clearly. Good business intuition: recognizing when a "technical" issue is actually a revenue or retention problem. Comfortable making decisions with incomplete information and adjusting as evidence arrives. Nice to Have Experience in Hospitality Tech, Travel Tech, PMS, CRS, Channel Management, or OTA integrations. Experience working with external technology partners and complex third-party integrations. Experience improving operational and support processes. Familiarity with AI-powered products and automation. What Success Looks Like (first 6–12 months) You understand the platform's critical business flows and its main technical and operational risks. A structured process exists for identifying, evaluating, and prioritizing platform issues — and the team trusts it. Recurring production and operational problems are measurably down in number and impact. A transparent roadmap balances reliability and business improvements, and stakeholders know where to look. You've delivered visible business impact: high-cost issues fixed, at least one previously overlooked opportunity shipped. Why This Role Is Different — Read This Before Applying This is not a role for someone who wants to ship a new feature every sprint. The pace of visible product change here is deliberately slower than in a growth-stage feature team — and that is by design. What you get instead is depth and mandate: a mature, commercially important platform, real authority over its priorities, and problems that require both technical judgment and business thinking to solve. Most of the highest-impact work will be invisible to end users and very visible to the business. If reading that made the role more attractive rather than less — you're probably the person we're looking for. Benefits Competitive salary plus equity package Define a new product category through discovery before the market figures it out Direct access to founders and technical leadership Autonomy to experiment, take risks, and drive discovery Work at the intersection of cutting-edge AI and a massive traditional industry
Bnberry is a channel management and distribution platform that connects hotels and resorts to short-term rental marketplaces like Airbnb and Vrbo, letting properties list rooms on channels they could not easily reach on their own. It layers on guest messaging, virtual 3D room tours, and integrations with existing property management systems, and positions itself as an added revenue channel that requires little operational lift. Founded around 2016 and based in Miami Beach, it says it manages tens of thousands of hotel keys and works with hospitality groups across several continents. It is an early-stage, seed-funded company. For a PM, it is a focused hospitality-tech play sitting between hotels and consumer booking platforms.
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