Product Manager — Strategic Partner Integrations (Remote)

Supabase; United States; Remote; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully Remote

ESOP

Tech Allowance

Health Benefits

Annual Off-Sites

Flexible Work

Professional Development

Job summary

Supabase is seeking a senior product leader to own a focused portfolio of strategic Partners and drive high-quality integrations on our developer platform. You will work closely with developers and Partner teams to shape roadmaps, balance ownership and openness, and ship end-to-end solutions that scale with adoption.

The role requires hands-on collaboration in architecture discussions, strong API/identity flow experience, and a bias toward shipping iteratively in a fully remote environment.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of product management on developer tools.
• Experience shipping APIs, auth or developer-facing platform surfaces end-to-end.
• Ability to read architecture docs and participate in design discussions.
• Comfort with async, written communication and remote collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Own a focused portfolio of strategic Partners and ensure high-quality integrations.
• Stay close to developers, gather feedback, and translate it into the roadmap.
• Decide the right integration model and align roadmaps with Partners.
• Collaborate with Partner teams to ship integrations and participate in architecture reviews.
• Set quality bars and build docs, tooling, and guardrails to scale adoption.
• Define success metrics and drive adoption and reliability.

Skills

Product management

Developer tools

Architecture reading

Ex-founder

API integration

Tools

APIs

Job description

Supabase is seeking a senior product leader to own a focused portfolio of strategic Partners and drive high-quality integrations on our developer platform. You will work closely with developers and Partner teams to shape roadmaps, balance ownership and openness, and ship end-to-end solutions that scale with adoption.

The role requires hands-on collaboration in architecture discussions, strong API/identity flow experience, and a bias toward shipping iteratively in a fully remote environment.