About the role

Technical Partnerships Manager at Ramp architecting scalable partner integrations from developer platform. Collaborating with third-party platforms to drive adoption and revenue with integration success metrics.

Responsibilities

Architect end-to-end partner integrations using Ramp's developer platform — including APIs, webhooks, authentication flows, embedded finance primitives, and workflow automation
Pitch, negotiate, and close co-build and co-sell agreements with third-party platforms, ISVs, and strategic partners
Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, product, sales, solutions, legal, and GTM teams to design robust, scalable partnership strategies
Define integration success metrics (adoption, usage, retention, partner-driven revenue) and be accountable for delivering against them
Manage partner relationships and act as the bridge between external partner engineering teams and internal Ramp teams — clarifying data flows, responsibilities, timelines, and deliverables
Proactively identify integration blockers and architect around constraints such as rate limits, data model mismatches, scaling, security, and compliance requirements
Influence partner roadmaps, product prioritization, and GTM motions based on integration opportunities and ecosystem gaps

7+ years of experience and a strong track record in partner sales, BD, alliances, or channel partnerships (with meaningful ISV/tech partner exposure)
Strong understanding of REST APIs, webhooks and event-driven architecture, data models and schema design, authentication flows (OAuth, API keys), embedded finance primitives, and general principles of financial and ERP systems
Ability to architect integration flows without writing production code — comfortable drawing sequence diagrams, mapping data flows, and specifying responsibilities on both the partner and Ramp sides
Proven commercial instincts: able to position integrations as strategic value, negotiate agreements, and structure co-sell motions
Track record of delivering quantifiable results — integration adoption, partner-driven pipeline, revenue impact, or similar outcomes from full-stack partnership, integrations, or ecosystem-building roles
Excellent communication skills with the ability to speak confidently with engineers, product teams, sales leaders, and C-suite stakeholders, and translate technical constraints into business implications
Bias toward execution and speed: you move fast, deliver clean work, and push initiatives across teams to completion
Comfort working in ambiguity — you thrive when documentation is incomplete, requirements evolve, and decisions must be made without perfect information