Senior Product Manager, Database Platforms
adyenAustin (TX)
About the role
Senior Product Manager, Database Platforms Adyen 24 March 2025 Platform Engineering Cloud Infrastructure Product Management Database Platforms Technical Strategy As a Senior Product Manager for Database Platforms at Adyen, you will drive the strategy and vision for our database platforms, ensuring they meet the evolving needs of our engineers while upholding the highest standards of security, scalability, and reliability. You'll balance immediate problem-solving with long-term innovation, defining and executing a product roadmap that enhances database performance, automation, and self-service capabilities. Collaborating closely with engineering counterparts, you will build and drive an efficient value stream with surrounding capabilities, such as cloud infrastructure, to create valuable solutions for our customers efficiently. Your thought leadership will influence engineering culture and promote best practices in database reliability, performance, and automation.
Responsibilities:
Own the strategy and vision for Adyen's database platforms. Balance immediate problem-solving with long-term innovation. Define and execute a product roadmap. Build and drive an efficient value stream. Act as a thought leader within Adyen.
Requirements:
5+ years of experience as a Product Manager in technical platforms or database-related domains. Strong technical fundamentals. Ability to make strategic trade-offs. Growth mindset with a passion for continuous learning. Data-driven decision-making approach. Strong leadership and collaboration skills. Experience driving adoption of platform solutions.
Nice to have:
Deep understanding of database platforms (relational and non-relational). Background in infrastructure or application development. Contribution to or managing teams working on open source projects.
How to Apply:
Interested in this position? Please submit your resume and cover letter through the application portal.
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