Lovable
Product Manager (Identity & Access Management)
Stockholm. Posted 3 months ago
The role
You will own the product strategy and roadmap for authentication, authorization, and identity. You will work with engineers and designers to build scalable identity primitives for the Lovable app ecosystem.
What you will do
- Represent the user and develop an understanding of identity needs.
- Own the product strategy and roadmap for authentication, authorization, and identity.
- Define standards-based primitives for users, organizations, agents, roles, permissions, policies, sessions, and delegated access.
- Shape a smooth identity experience for builders and app users.
- Partner with engineering to balance builder and enterprise needs.
- Define how AI agents and non-human identities authenticate and act.
- Own identity and access needs for programmatic use across API, CLI, SDK, and MCP surfaces.
- Ship functionality and validate through user feedback and metrics.
Required qualifications
- Significant experience owning technically complex products, across identity, authentication, authorization, developer platforms, or infrastructure.
- A track record of setting product direction in ambiguous problem spaces, aligning teams around a clear strategy, and turning that strategy into shipped products.
- Strong knowledge of modern identity systems and open standards, including OAuth, OpenID Connect, SAML, SCIM, passkeys, service accounts, roles, permissions, and policy-based access control.
- Technical fluency. You program or have programmed, and can engage credibly with engineers on platform architecture, APIs, data models, security boundaries, and identity protocols.
- Strong product sense and systems thinking.
- Exceptional communication skills and sharp judgment.
- A deep appreciation for the needs of personal and enterprise users, as well as both sides of the Lovable experience.
About the company
Lovable is a software creation platform that allows people to turn ideas into software. It is a fast-growing AI company with teams in Stockholm, London, Boston, New York, and San Francisco.