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Principal Product Manager, HTS API Marketplace

Hopper

Washington, DC · Remote · full time · Principal

$250,000 – $350,000

Listed on Hopper’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This is a ground-floor opportunity to design and launch a B2B API marketplace that packages Hopper's travel and logistics capabilities for enterprise partners. You'll own everything from product architecture and pricing to developer experience and go-to-market, working across technical and commercial teams to turn a set of existing platform services into a revenue-generating marketplace.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years of product management experience
  • 0-to-1 product built from concept to commercial launch
  • Developer-facing or B2B marketplace product experience
  • API product design and developer experience ownership
  • Enterprise customer commercial packaging experience
  • AI tools and prototyping as first-line working methods
  • Marketplace economics understanding (take rates, supply/demand incentives, platform vs. variable models)
  • Cross-functional coordination across multiple product teams
  • External enterprise partner experience
  • SQL fluency and large-scale transactional dataset literacy
  • Strong written and verbal communication

Nice to have

  • Travel commerce experience (lodging, cars, flights)
  • Fintech, ads, or marketplace infrastructure background
  • Connectivity, distribution, or supplier technology experience (GDS, channel managers, OTA APIs)
  • Prior engineering, data science, or technical role background
  • Auction, deduplication, dynamic pricing, or ranking system familiarity

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