• Know the platform, and the people who use it • First 90 days: get deep on the API. Make test calls, read the docs like a merchant would, and find every spot where integration hurts. • Sit with our biggest merchants. Learn why they use us. Map the full journey, from first API call to first live transaction, and mark where people drop off. • Own the roadmap for the API • Make the calls on what we build, what we kill, and what we say no to (kindly). • Own pricing and packaging too. Price it so merchants win and so do we. • Ship it, and keep it boringly reliable • Run delivery with Engineering using rituals that stick: sprints, retros, the good stuff. • Grow the number of live merchants and the volume flowing through the API, and have the numbers to back it up. • Hold the line on uptime, security, and compliance. • Merchants move their customers' money through us. "Mostly works" isn't a thing. • Make integration super simple (the Enablement bit) • Cut time-to-first-transaction. The faster a merchant goes live, the better the product. • Build docs, sandboxes, and support materials so good that merchants barely need to email us. • Give Sales, Solutions, and Support what they need to win deals and keep merchants happy.

• Own the 1035YellowPages product roadmap, identify what clients need, and how to ship it for deployment • Write specs and build them: design and code product enhancements in C#/.NET, including database objects, ASP.NET Web Forms, and WCF web services • Debug, triage, and resolve defects and performance issues across the stack • Coordinate new client onboarding and provide direct technical support for the service • Generating 30%+ of your code output using AI-assisted development tools and using them thoughtfully to accelerate delivery without sacrificing quality • Becoming a subject-matter expert at a portfolio company development stack within 6 months, so you can independently deliver work in those environments using AI.

• Prototype before you brief • Use AI tools — Claude, Cursor, Lovable, v0, and whatever comes next — to turn a client problem into something tangible before design or engineering get involved. • Show, don't describe. • Compress the feedback loop and handle stakeholders • Iterate with clients in real time. • Manage stakeholders across the board • Own the product strategy • Raise the bar on what's possible

• Gathering, documenting, and communicating business and technical requirements for Akamai NetStorage and Akamai Object Storage products. • Defining and executing the product strategy, roadmap and delivering against the product plan. • Fostering connections with cross-functional teams, such as sales and marketing, to promote products and gather feedback for ongoing success. • Analyzing operational metrics and trends to manage and maximize product KPIs, revenue and profitability, building business cases and margin analysis. • Working with Marketing, Sales, Support, and other teams to develop and execute on Go to Market strategies. • Synthesizing feedback and prioritizing development.