Partner Product Manager

Adobe Adobe · Enterprise · San Jose, CA

Product Manager for Adobe's Commerce Platform team, focusing on AI-powered integrations for partners reselling Adobe products. This role involves sales engineering and product management, acting as a liaison between partners and Adobe's internal development teams to drive API solutions from feedback to shipped features.

What you'd actually do

  1. Serve as the primary technical product liaison for partners integrating with Adobe's Marketplace APIs.
  2. Evangelize API offerings to prospective and active partners alongside Adobe's sales teams.
  3. Conduct hands-on integration workshops with partner engineering teams. Understand their existing tech stacks, identify friction points, and guide them toward scalable, standardized integration patterns.
  4. Build and maintain integration guides, API documentation, and development kits that reduce partner time-to-integration.
  5. Be the voice of external developers inside Adobe. Translate partner integration challenges into prioritized product requirements with clear business justification.

Skills

Required

  • 3–5+ years of product management experience on a developer-facing or API product
  • Hands-on proficiency with REST APIs, webhooks, OAuth, and common integration patterns
  • Proven ability to work directly with external engineering teams, translating technical constraints into business trade-offs and vice versa
  • Outstanding written and verbal communication skills
  • Systems thinking approach
  • Comfort operating in a matrixed organization where influence matters more than authority

Nice to have

  • Prior experience as a software engineer is strongly preferred
  • Familiarity with AI-powered developer tooling: MCPs (Model Context Protocols), agent-to-agent handshakes or similar emerging patterns

What the JD emphasized

  • primary technical product liaison
  • hands-on integration workshops
  • voice of external developers
  • prioritized product requirements
  • critical technical issues
  • influence matters more than authority