Fastly
Senior Technical Product Manager, API Traffic and Enforcement
San Francisco, CA · Senior
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About the role
- Posting Open Date: Sep 21st, 2026 Anticipated Posting Close Date*: Nov 30, 2026 *Job posting may close early due to the volume of applicants.
- Senior Technical Product Manager, API Traffic and Enforcement APIs are how software talks to software, and the volume and variety of that traffic is growing rapidly.
Responsibilities
- Own enforcement in the request path: ACLs, allowlists, rate limiting, and the controls that turn a declared model into something the platform enforces, along with the gateway that applies them.
- Build these as primitives other products can adopt, not features scoped to one surface.
Skills
- Fastly helps people stay better connected with the things they love.
- Come join us.
- Posting Open Date:
- Sep 21st, 2026
- Anticipated Posting Close Date*: Nov 30, 2026
- Job posting may close early due to the volume of applicants.
- Senior Technical Product Manager, API Traffic and Enforcement
- APIs are how software talks to software, and the volume and variety of that traffic is growing rapidly.
- AI agents now discover and call APIs directly, and
- MCP servers are a new kind of endpoint with the same questions attached:
- what exists, what it's supposed to do, and who is allowed to call it.
- Enterprises are challenged to respond to those questions.
Company info
- Fastly's customers include many of the world's most prominent companies, including GitHub, Yelp, Paramount, and JetBlue.
- Own the positive model end to end: drive the strategy and roadmap for defining what traffic is allowed. You will take customers from not knowing what APIs they run, to describing intended behavior precisely, to enforcing it in the request path.
- Make API discovery tell customers something they didn't know: own discovery and inventory across the API surfaces customers actually operate. Discovery is where most customers start, and how good it is determines whether they trust anything built on top of it.
- Turn schemas into enforceable contracts: own schema definition, generation, and validation. When customers can't hand you an accurate spec for their own APIs, the product has to produce one worth enforcing against, then keep it accurate as their APIs change.
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