Klarna, briefly At Klarna, we're building an everyday finance network, helping over 120 million consumers across 26 countries save time and money, and worry less about their finances. Working at Klarna means taking on problems most companies never get to solve, and being hands-on enough that the interesting part of the work lands with you, not someone else. You'll build with AI, not watch it happen. This is the stretch zone. Come find out what you're capable of. About the role When a partner integrates Klarna's products, someone has to turn scoping conversations and API documentation into something that actually goes live — and stays working. That's you. You'll work hands-on across the full implementation lifecycle, from scoping and solution alignment through go-live and beyond, running multiple concurrent partner implementations at once. You'll be the person partners call when something breaks — troubleshooting technical issues in real time, and guiding them through APIs, payment processing, and the operational dependencies that come with both.



You'll use AI tools to move faster through that work, not just to say you use them. You'll work closely with Product, Engineering, and Go-to-Market to define integration scope, set delivery priorities, and make sure what ships meets Klarna's quality bar. And because you'll understand partner systems, e-commerce platforms, and the payments ecosystem better than almost anyone, you'll feed that back into how Klarna builds — its products, its integration frameworks, and how the team works. What you'll do You'll run multiple concurrent partner implementations at once, from scoping through go-live. You'll troubleshoot technical issues in real time and guide partners through APIs, payment processing, and the operational dependencies around both. You'll use AI tools to move faster through delivery work, and push for their use across the team. You'll work with Product, Engineering, and Go-to-Market to define integration scope and set

📌 Delivery Manager (Milano)
🏢 Klarna
📍 Milano