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Senior Product Manager, Integrations

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Senior Product Manager, Integrations
DoubleVerify / Rockerbox

About the Role
 Rockerbox is the marketing measurement platform used by leading brands to understand what drives growth. At the center of that mission is data. Every signal that enters Rockerbox shapes the accuracy of our models, the quality of our insights, and the trust our customers place in us.

We’re looking for a Senior Product Manager to lead our Integrations ecosystem end to end. You’ll define the strategy, deepen our capabilities across major marketing and commerce platforms, and ensure Rockerbox continues to set the standard for data quality and reliability. This is a highly visible role that touches the core of our platform and requires strong technical judgment, crisp decision making, and an ability to navigate a wide range of stakeholders internally and externally.

What You’ll Own

  • Integrations strategy and roadmap
    Set a clear vision for how Rockerbox connects to the broader marketing, commerce, and data universe. Prioritize new integrations, upgrade existing ones, and drive long-term platform architecture.
  • Data quality, scale, and reliability
     Define the standards for accuracy, freshness, and performance. Partner with engineering to deliver resilient pipelines and monitor ongoing health.
  • External partner relationships
     Act as the primary product point of contact for major partners like Meta, Google, TikTok, Reddit, Shopify, Amazon Ads, and emerging platforms. Manage API access, joint development, documentation, and timelines.
  • Customer experience across integrations
     Own how customers discover, activate, and manage integrations. Improve setup flows, validation processes, issue detection, and visibility into data.
  • Cross-functional leadership
     Work closely with Measurement, Engineering, Customer Success, Sales, and Marketing to ensure alignment on priorities, launch readiness, messaging, and customer impact.

What You’ll Do

  • Turn customer needs, market signals, and platform gaps into well-scoped product requirements
  • Drive product development from concept to launch, including specs and design reviews
  • Collaborate with engineering on technical design, data modeling, and API considerations
  • Build monitoring frameworks to ensure integration integrity post-launch
  • Lead partner discussions and negotiate technical plans, sequencing, and commitments
  • Analyze adoption, usage, and quality metrics to guide improvements
  • Identify strategic opportunities that strengthen Rockerbox’s data foundation

What Makes You a Great Fit

  • 5-8 years of Product Management experience in data products, analytics, or API/platform ecosystems; Adtech/martech experience is strongly preferred.
  • Proven ability to ship complex, cross-functional products with technical depth
  • Comfort reading API docs, discussing architecture, and thinking in systems
  • Strong communication and writing skills; able to simplify and drive clarity
  • Ability to influence without authority and navigate competing priorities
  • Interest in marketing measurement and how data unlocks better decision making

Why This Role Matters
Integrations are one of Rockerbox’s biggest strategic levers. The quality and breadth of these integrations directly determine what our models can do, how customers rely on us, and how fast the platform expands. As a Senior Product Manager, you’ll lead a mission-critical domain with high autonomy and strong executive visibility.



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