Lead Technical Product Manager, Rail Integrations (all genders)

Distribusion is the world’s leading ground transportation marketplace and gives travellers seamless access to ground transportation online, from search to ticket purchase. We have built a cutting-edge B2B technology platform that connects bus, rail, and ferry operators in 70+ countries with the biggest online retailers, including Google Maps and Booking.com . We are shaping the future of travel and building the largest global network of transport providers and retailers. We are one of the fastest-growing startups in travel, backed by leading venture capital investors including TQ Ventures, Lightrock, Creandum, and Northzone, and are headquartered in Berlin, Germany. Following our recent $80m Series C funding, we are ready to push beyond. We are looking for a Lead Technical Product Manager to join our Supply domain , more specifically in the Rail Integrations team, which is responsible for onboarding carriers onto our system (integrating external systems and harmonising data structures). This is key to scaling our business; therefore, our focus is on innovation and automation. What you will do: Lead and grow a team of Technical Product Managers and Integration Analysts, setting the standard for technical excellence and ownership. Define the strategy for partner integrations — how the world's largest ground transportation marketplace integrates with operators across 70+ countries. Turn integration into a competitive advantage by driving automation, slashing time-to-live, and building scalable infrastructure no competitor can match. Own the roadmap end-to-end — make the tough prioritisation calls and deliver features that directly grow inventory and revenue. Lead high-stakes carrier partnerships , engaging C-level stakeholders to scope and deliver integrations that unlock new markets. Challenge the status quo — question existing processes and raise the bar for how integrations are scoped, executed, and measured. Workplace: Berlin & Hybrid; or Remote We are a remote-fir