Manager Partner Engineer
Checkout.com10 hours ago
London, United KingdomStaff+
Responsibilities
- Own the technical lifecycle of partner integrations, from technical discovery through implementation and delivery.
- Select system integrators, contribute to statements of work, and manage technical project activities for new integrations.
- Serve as the interface between partnerships, product, engineering, merchants, system integrators, and external technical contacts.
- Provide platform expertise for merchant RFPs, technical questions, escalations, technology trends, integration gaps, future features, and product roadmaps.
- Build integrations into partner technology stacks, including API-based integrations.
- Perform debugging, UAT testing, and code reviews.
- Act as an internal and external technical evangelist for platform partners.
Requirements
- Require 8+ years of experience in Solutions Engineering, Partner Engineering, Implementation Engineering, or a similar role.
- Experience with eCommerce platforms, subscription management platforms, and ERP systems is required; payments industry experience is a bonus.
- Highly familiar with API-based integration methods.
- Development experience with frontend and backend web technologies such as JavaScript, PHP, or C#.
- DevOps experience from technical and customer solutions perspectives.
- Strong communication skills, including explaining high-level takeaways and detailed technical concepts.
- Ability to work closely with product and engineering teams, prioritize shifting workloads, and operate in a fast-paced environment.
- Fluent in English.
Benefits
- Hybrid working model with three days per week in the office.
- Ownership, meaningful challenges, growth opportunities, and recognition for impact.
- Accessibility support is available during the application process and in the work environment.
Tech Stack
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Checkout.com
Checkout.com builds a global payments platform for enterprise merchants, offering card acquiring, payment processing, issuing, and risk/fraud tools across 145+ currencies. It serves ecommerce and digital businesses and earns primarily through transaction and service fees, with direct integrations to schemes like Visa, Mastercard, and Amex. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in London, the privately held company counts brands such as Spotify, eBay, Uber, Klarna, and Sony among its customers.