Senior Product Manager - Integration Testing & EnablementActive$202K–$302K

The opportunity

We are looking for a Senior Product Manager who is passionate about driving the end-to-end testing experience for Adyen's global merchant base. Your team sits at the crossroads of quality of merchant’s integrations with Adyen, pre-live signaling, and testing capabilities and…

What you'll do

  • Own the Strategy: Define how merchants get confidence to go live on Adyen. Drive testability, accelerated feedback loops, and prescriptive guidance delivered through tools that are as useful to AI coding agents as they are to human developers.

  • Lead Payments Simulation: Own the simulation platform that enables merchants to test payment flows end-to-end without requiring live connections. Navigate the inherent complexity of global payment methods, balancing coverage breadth with per-method accuracy across regions.

  • Expand Beyond Payments: Extend testing capabilities so merchants can validate their full integration — not just payments, but across financial products, Uplift, Loyalty, and Giving.

  • Drive Adoption Across Teams: Influence multiple product teams across regions to contribute to and adopt shared testing infrastructure. Align stakeholders from engineering, operations, and commercial teams around shared outcomes.

  • Consolidate and Simplify: Unify a fragmented landscape of testing tools into a coherent, self-service experience. Lead deprecation of legacy solutions with clear timelines and merchant communication.

  • Pioneer AI-Native Testing: Shape how AI agents and automated tools interact with our testing infrastructure. Ensure our platform is machine-readable and developer-tooling friendly, enabling the next generation of integration workflows.

What they're looking for

  • Adyen Formula Champion: You value team success over individual ego. You take pride in enabling other teams to ship faster, even when your contribution is invisible to the end merchant.
  • AI-Curious: You're excited by the question "how would an LLM test a payment: integration?" and see this as a product opportunity, not a novelty.
  • Pragmatic Unifier: You see a landscape of legacy tooling and don't panic, you build a phased consolidation plan that respects existing dependencies while driving toward simplicity.
  • Builder Over Documenter: You'd rather ship a solution that covers the majority of use cases quickly than spend months perfecting coverage for one edge case.
  • Direct & Decisive: When stakeholders want conflicting approaches, you don't let the decision linger, you validate, decide, and move.