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We are looking for a Principal Product Manager to lead the evolution of HP’s Enterprise Integration strategy—from fragmented, point-to-point integrations to a scalable, productized API ecosystem.
This role will define and drive a shift toward API-as-a-product, enabling reusable business capabilities, accelerating developer productivity, and laying the foundation for an AI-first, composable enterprise.
You will play a pivotal role in transforming our integration landscape into a unified Integration Fabric, and ultimately an Intelligence Fabric that powers next-generation digital and AI-driven experiences.
What You’ll Own
API Productization Strategy
Transform APIs from point solutions into reusable, discoverable product offerings
Define capability-based packaging aligned to business domains (B2C, B2B, Partner ecosystems)
Drive standardization across design, classification, and maturity frameworks
Enterprise Integration Fabric
Define integration patterns that unify platform, SaaS, and custom-built APIs
Establish a holistic, cross-application view of enterprise APIs
Reduce point-to-point integrations through reusable architecture patterns and services
Data + API Convergence
Partner with Data teams to define and expose data products via APIs
Enable consistent access to enterprise data through standardized interfaces
Align API strategy with enterprise data governance and cataloging
AI-First APIs & Developer Experience
Define APIs optimized for AI agents, automation, and developer productivity
Build APIs that are discoverable, composable, and machine-consumable
Enable next-gen use cases including agent orchestration and AI-driven workflows
Governance, Standards & Catalog
Define and enforce API governance (design standards, lifecycle, quality gates)
Drive adoption of a centralized API catalog with metadata, classification, and maturity scoring
Establish KPIs around reuse, adoption, and lead time reduction
Platform & Partner Alignment
Partner with platform teams (SAP, ServiceNow, Adobe, Data Platform, etc.) to define integration strategies
Identify common patterns and shared capabilities across platforms
Rationalize vendor, platform, and custom APIs into a unified model
What You’ll Deliver
Enterprise-wide API product strategy and roadmap
Roadmap for maturing APIs and AI-readiness frameworks
Scalable integration patterns and reference architectures
Centralized API catalog with measurable adoption and reuse
Clear transition plan from integration fabric → intelligence fabric
Why This Role Matters
Today, our API landscape is fragmented, with heavy use of point-to-point integrations and limited standardization. This role will redefine how HP builds and consumes integration capabilities, unlocking:
Faster time-to-market through reuse
Simplified developer and partner experience
Scalable foundations for AI and automation
A shift to a composable, product-driven digital ecosystem
The pay range for this role is $147,050 to $230,850 USD annually with additional
opportunities for pay in the form of bonus and/or equity (applies to United
States of America candidates only). Pay varies by work location, job-related
knowledge, skills, and experience.
From the office
No relocation
HP
Office in United States
Also hiring in United Kingdom, Bucharest, Romania, Barcelona, Spain and 16 more places
13 of their 160 open roles are remote
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