Technical Product Manager, Production Engineering

Talon.One
Full-timeBerlin, Germany
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SALARY
Not listed
LOCATION
Berlin, Germany
LEVEL
Manager
CONTRACT
Full-time

ABOUT THE TEAM AND ROLE:

At Talon.One, we're building the infrastructure behind modern promotions, loyalty, and gamification for some of the world's most forward-thinking brands.

As our engineering organization scales, we are introducing a new Technical Governance and Enablement layer that sits right between Product Engineering, Architecture, and Platform/Infra. We are looking for a Technical Product Manager/Technical Program Manager to become the operational engine, stakeholder shield, and planning partner for this critical new function.

Production Engineering defines how production is run across R&D - from incidents and releases to operational workflows, reliability initiatives, and the systems that help engineers operate safely at scale. We treat this domain as an internal product.

This is not a customer-facing role. It is about bringing structure, focus, and predictability to a highly technical team, turning ambitious reliability and architectural strategies into realistic, data-driven execution plans. You will remove the coordination and operational overhead for engineering leaders so they can focus on scaling and mentoring the team.

ONCE YOU ARE HERE YOU WILL:

• Work hand-in-hand with leadership to design, document, and roll out foundational engineering programs from scratch (e.g., modernizing our incident management framework, on-call training, blameless post-mortem culture, and release governance)

• Standardize incoming channels (Slack, Shortcut, Incident Follow-ups, GTM feedback etc.) to manage ad-hoc chaos, triage operational requests, and protect the focus of SREs and TechOps so they can deliver deep project work. Establish a clear operational intake process ("front door") for the team

• Drive quarterly planning, backlog refinement, sprint readiness,…

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