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Lovable is hiring a Product Partnership Engineer to build and scale strategic product partnerships. You'll work directly with enterprise partners to design and ship high-impact integrations, assess their technical architectures, prototype solutions, and shape both Lovable's roadmap and partners' roadmaps.
The role sits at the intersection of engineering, product, and enterprise relationships. You'll own relationships with Lovable's most strategic partners, independently assess partner architectures and APIs to identify integration opportunities, validate feasibility, and surface risks. You'll prototype and spike early integrations yourself to shape requirements and accelerate decision-making, then scope and ship production-ready integrations that deliver measurable value.
You'll develop compelling business cases for integrations demonstrating long-term value creation for partners, Lovable, and end customers. You'll feed technical and market insights back into Lovable's product organization while collaborating cross-functionally with Engineering, Product, Marketing, and Growth teams.
Lovable is a no-code/low-code platform that lets anyone build software with any language. Over 2 million people in 200+ countries use Lovable to launch businesses, automate work, and bring ideas to life. The company is based in Stockholm and operates as a small, talent-dense team valuing extreme ownership, high velocity, and low-ego collaboration.
Required: 5+ years in Technical Business Development, Forward Deployed Engineering, Solutions Engineering, or as a technical founder/CTO in high-velocity environments. Hands-on experience with integrations—reading docs, writing scripts, shipping to production. Track record of structuring product-centric partnerships with real technical depth. Genuinely technical; comfortable reading technical documentation, understanding cloud architectures, and forming independent views on integration feasibility. Strong enterprise and commercial instincts for navigating senior stakeholders, negotiating, building relationships, and managing complex deals while maintaining technical credibility. High agency and bias for action; prototype first, refine later.
