Staff Product Manager - Enterprise

Over 100,000 merchants run their businesses on Salla. The largest and most complex of them , holding companies, multi-brand groups, franchises, and cross-border operators , have grown into a level of operational complexity that calls for a dedicated enterprise layer: purpose-built capability on top of a platform that already runs their commerce. This role owns that segment end-to-end. You will define what "enterprise" means at Salla in terms of needs, not labels: multi-storefront, multi-entity permissioning, headless and API-driven operations, reliability backed by service-level commitments, and merchants running several markets from one account. You lead a dedicated enterprise engineering pod as its one accountable product owner, and you feed into the commercial line: which capabilities justify the enterprise tier, and where the line sits. Few product roles let you define a segment, build it, and shape how it is priced at the same time. This one does. You will need to hold one tension permanently: meet enterprise complexity through extensible platform capability, never through bespoke one-offs that fork the codebase. You will drive impact across four major domains: • Enterprise Strategy and Packaging (segment definition, roadmap, tier gating, rate limits) • Delivery Through a Dedicated Pod (one accountable product owner from discovery to release) • Multi-Market Capability (multi-currency, multi-tax including ZATCA and Gulf equivalents, per-market payment rails, cross-border) • Agent and API Readiness (making enterprise merchants the proving ground for emerging agentic commerce protocols)

Responsibilities: • Own the strategy and roadmap for the enterprise segment, prioritized by retention and expansion impact, not feature count. • Run deep discovery with enterprise merchants and convert organizational, business-model, and market complexity into an evidenced, defensible requirement set. • Lead the dedicated enterprise engineering pod as its one accountable product owner: discovery, specification, prioritization, execution, release. • Ship enterprise-grade capability: multi-storefront, headless and API-first operation, role-based access and approvals, reliability and performance at scale. • Own the capabilities that let one merchant run multiple markets from one account: multi-currency, multi-tax compliance, per-market payment rails, cross-border operation. • Feed capability and feature-gating decisions into enterprise packaging, including where rate limits sit. • Guard against platform forking: meet enterprise needs through reusable capability, with domain teams retaining architectural review rights. • Own enterprise success metrics with the data team: capability adoption, net revenue retention contribution, enterprise win rate, time-to-value for complex onboarding.