Technical Program Manager, Extensibility Programs

Role overview

Stripe is hiring a Technical Program Manager, Extensibility Programs within the Developer Experience & Product Platform (DEeP) organization. The role is product-focused and owns a strategically critical program that drives the direction, health, and outcomes of Stripe’s Extensibility platform across Scripts, Custom Objects, and Workflows.

What you’ll do

• Drive cross-organization decisions across multiple DRIs (e.g., Script Platform, Custom Objects, Apps, SDK, Observability, DevEx, Versioning), resolving ambiguous integration and ownership questions that span team boundaries.
• Own the critical path to major launches by shaping scope, driving descope decisions, and negotiating trade-offs across teams to ensure launches reflect deliberate strategy.
• Influence product and engineering roadmaps through a program-level perspective—pushing back when team plans are misaligned with the extensibility strategy and advocating for cross-cutting investments.
• Support ProServ and Partnerships by ensuring their requirements are surfaced into the roadmap with the same rigor as product needs, and bridging platform delivery with what those teams need to serve complex customers.

Extensibility primitives (program scope)

Stripe’s extensibility platform is built on three interconnected primitives:

• Scripts: secure, isolated TypeScript runtime for merchants/developers to customize behavior (e.g., discount and invoice logic).
• Custom Objects: user-defined data models with first-class APIs, SDKs, and Dashboard experiences.
• Workflows: programmable orchestration layer supporting no-code and pro-code business logic, including custom actions, delays, smart retries, and 3P integrations.

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in technical program management with demonstrated success driving complex cross-organizational programs.
• Strong product sense and the ability to align stakeholders and outcomes (text truncated in posting).

Preferred qualifications

• Not specified in the provided text (preferred qualifications described as a bonus but not included).