Technical Product Manager, Observability Domain
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Agoda in Pavia
About Agoda
At Agoda, we bridge the world through travel. Our story began in 2005, when two lifelong friends and entrepreneurs, driven by their passion for travel, launched Agoda to make it easier for everyone to explore the world.
Today, we are part of Booking Holdings (NASDAQ: BKNG), with a diverse team of over 7,000 people from 90 countries, working together in offices around the globe. Every day, we connect people to destinations and experiences, with our great deals across our millions of hotels and holiday properties, flights, and experiences worldwide.
No two days are the same at Agoda. Data and technology are at the heart of our culture, fueling our curiosity and innovation. If you’re ready to begin your best journey and help build travel for the world, join us.
Get to Know our Team
Agoda’s Technical Product Management (TPM) organization drives internal platforms and tools that enable thousands of engineers to build and operate world-class products efficiently and reliably. Our TPMs play a key role in bridging business, data,
and technology—translating complex needs into scalable solutions that empower teams across the company.
The Observability domain ensures Agoda’s systems are visible, traceable, and resilient—helping us maximize uptime and minimize recovery time from incidents so customers always enjoy the best experience possible. This includes building and evolving our platforms for telemetry, distributed tracing, anomaly detection, alerting, and incident management. The work is both highly technical and highly impactful, sitting at the core of Agoda’s Production Excellence.
The Opportunity
As a Technical Product Manager for Observability, you will lead the vision, roadmap, and delivery of Agoda’s observability platforms. You’ll collaborate with engineers, SREs, and data scientists to strengthen our ability to detect, prevent, and resolve production issues faster—leveraging data and AI to drive smarter, more proactive monitoring.
This is a high-impact