Deep enough to make credible technical calls on webhook retry semantics, event driven architecture, API versioning strategies, and encryption at the integration layer. Broad enough to translate framework capabilities into partner value, drive Solutions Exchange as a product led growth surface, and build the business case for API monetization. You'll move between architecture discussions with engineers, roadmap reviews with senior leadership, and go to market conversations with the Global Alliances team, sometimes all in the same week. This role also requires an AI native working style, not as a nice to have, but as a baseline expectation. UKG operates a fully agentic product and development lifecycle: our engineering teams build with AI coding assistants, our PM organization uses AI agents for research, synthesis, and documentation, and the products we ship are themselves AI powered. We're looking for someone who has genuinely internalized this shift, someone who reaches for an AI agent before a spreadsheet, who accelerates their PM work with agentic tools, and who understands how integration infrastructure must evolve to serve agentic consumers, not just human triggered workflows. You will: Own the integration framework strategy and evolution. Define the roadmap for the next generation integration framework: V2 enhancements, event driven architecture, advanced webhooks (editable payloads, retry logic, event filtering, webhook marketplace), batch event processing, and a generic transformation engine that reduces integration build time from months to weeks. Drive Solutions Exchange and partner ecosystem growth. Own the Solutions Exchange roadmap as a product led growth surface: self service partner onboarding, in app integration discovery, activation flows, and the developer experience that enables partners to build and ship integrations independently. Own the Audit Framework capability. Define the roadmap for the Audit Framework infrastructure underlying compliance and audit logging across UKG Ready. (Platform Services PM owns the Audit Trail Report surface; this PM owns the framework itself: audit event capture, data retention, encryption, and the APIs downstream systems consume.) Lead data import/export and encryption strategy. Own the Data Import/Export Framework including SFTP, conversion profiles, and bulk data handling, and own encryption services across the integration layer. Define data security strategy at the integration boundary to meet compliance requirements across all active integrations. Drive the Workflow and Integration Bryte AI Frontdoor. Own the AI powered interface for integration creation and workflow setup, from a partner or admin describing what they want in natural language to a configured, validated integration running in production. Drive integration standards across domain teams to reduce time to market for new partner integrations through reusable components and configuration driven development. Own the developer portal, API reference materials, and SDK guidance. Work as an AI native PM and raise the bar for those around you. Use AI agents daily across PRD drafting, technical research, document synthesis, metrics analysis, and stakeholder communications. Model agentic working practices within the team and bring a practitioner's perspective to the platform you are building for. Communicate strategy and roadmap to senior leadership and partners. Translate integration platform investments into business outcomes for engineering and product leadership. Represent the integration platform story externally to key partner organizations and internally to Global Alliances. Someone who understands that integration infrastructure is not plumbing, it is product. Someone who has shipped developer facing platforms, has the technical credibility to shape architecture decisions, and has the commercial instincts to drive ecosystem growth and monetization. This role requires both worlds: you need to earn the trust of...
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