Lead Product Manager (Travel Tech)

Join BizAway, a leading travel tech company, as a Lead Product Manager. In this role, you will guide the core platform, drive the agentic AI strategy, own the API product, manage the provider integration layer, shape the developer experience, measure platform health, and drive adoption and monetization. You will work in a multicultural environment with remote work flexibility and equity in the company.

• Lead the development and evolution of the <travel.tech> REST API, ensuring a seamless developer experience and high-quality integrations.
• Guide the agentic AI strategy, driving the MCP roadmap and tool surface, and defining the authentication model to ensure enterprise safety.
• Own the provider integration layer, working closely with engineering to ensure content quality, latency, and feature parity across all providers.
• 5 – 8 years as a Product Manager, with at least 2–3 years leading a developer platform, integration-heavy B2B SaaS domain, or consumer-grade API product
• Working knowledge of API authentication systems — including HMAC and OAuth, with a clear understanding of the tradeoffs between auth approaches in multi-tenant, agentic contexts
• Hands-on experience with AI/LLM integrations — you understand Model Context Protocol deeply: how MCP tool schemas are designed, what makes an MCP server first-class in Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and others. Prior experience shipping or maintaining an MCP server is a strong differentiator
• Data-driven — you define metrics before you build, instrument the platform properly, and know the difference between a latency regression and a content gap
• Strong technical foundation — you can read API specs, have strong opinions on REST design and webhook reliability, and can have a real conversation with a backend and platform team. You are opinionated about API and data model style — you know what a clean, consumer-grade API feels like and you won't ship one that doesn't meet that bar
• Systems thinker first — you naturally model problems as systems, map dependencies before drawing solutions, and instinctively ask what breaks at 10x scale. You think in interfaces, contracts, and failure modes before you think in features
• Travel tech fluency (nice to have) — familiarity with the supplier stack: airlines via GDS (Amadeus, Sabre, Travelport) and NDC, hotel aggregators (Expedia Partner Solutions, <Booking.com> for Business, Hotelbeds), EU/UK rail, and car rental aggregators
• Fluent in English (Spanish or Italian a plus)
• Experience in the travel industry or in enterprise settings
• Knowledge of programming basics will help you perform at your best