Product Manager, API Platform

About Glean: Glean is the Work AI platform that helps everyone work smarter with AI. What began as the industry’s most advanced enterprise search has evolved into a full-scale Work AI ecosystem, powering intelligent Search, an AI Assistant, and scalable AI agents on one secure, open platform. With over 100 enterprise SaaS connectors, flexible LLM choice, and robust APIs, Glean gives organizations the infrastructure to govern, scale, and customize AI across their entire business - without vendor lock-in or costly implementation cycles. At its core, Glean is redefining how enterprises find, use, and act on knowledge. Its Enterprise Graph and Personal Knowledge Graph map the relationships between people, content, and activity, delivering deeply personalized, context-aware responses for every employee. This foundation powers Glean’s agentic capabilities - AI agents that automate real work across teams by accessing the industry’s broadest range of data: enterprise and world, structured and unstructured, historical and real-time. The result: measurable business impact through faster onboarding, hours of productivity gained each week, and smarter, safer decisions at every level. Recognized by Fast Company as one of the World’s Most Innovative Companies (Top 10, 2025), by CNBC’s Disruptor 50, Bloomberg’s AI Startups to Watch (2026), Forbes AI 50, and Gartner’s Tech Innovators in Age [... source excerpt omitted ...] with the craft and care required for enterprise trust, as we bring Work AI to every employee, in every company. About the Role: As Glean’s PM on agent interop and partnerships, you will lead the development of Glean's APIs, SDKs and MCP strategy for the developer persona within our customers and our partners. The ideal candidate will have a strong technical background, a deep understanding of developer needs, and a passion for building robust, scalable API and SDK solutions and show an ability to collaborate with some of the premier B2B product companies for our partnership strategy You will: Own the design and evolution of our public APIs and SDKs, including versioning, dep [... source excerpt omitted ...] , webhooks, and the long tail of edge cases that decide whether someone stays. Write code. Build the sample apps, run the integrations, and feel the rough edges yourself before a customer does. Read the docs like a developer who's never seen them, then fix the parts that lie or leave things out. Dig into support tickets and forum threads for patterns. Treat a recurring question as a design defect, not a documentation gap to paper over. Set and defend the metrics that matter: time-to-first-call, integration success rate, API error rates, and the ones that actually predict whether a developer ships. Lock the API contract and requirements before engineering starts building, and