docs: separate two Product and five Technology teams
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@@ -22,52 +22,34 @@ Functional leaders translate company priorities into departmental plans. Team le
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**Management coordinates the six departments.** Each department has a clear business responsibility and a set of teams that deliver it.
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## Product & Technology squads
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Product and Technology share a delivery structure of **up to seven cross-functional squads**. Product sets priorities and business outcomes; Technology provides engineering leadership, technical standards and delivery capability.
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| Squad | Scope |
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| --- | --- |
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| **Discovery & Categories** | Browsing, search, category journeys and marketplace conversion. |
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| **Orders & Delivery** | Purchase and post-purchase experience, order tracking, delivery and customer feedback. |
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| **Seller Platform** | Seller Portal, onboarding, integrations and seller-facing tools. |
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| **Payments & Wallet** | Checkout, balances, withdrawals and payout integrations, working with Finance. |
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| **Trust & Safety** | Risk controls, dispute tooling and safety workflows, working with Operations. |
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| **Data & Intelligence** | Analytics, experimentation, offer ranking, recommendations and marketplace ML. |
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| **Platform & AI** | Shared platform, reliability, delivery infrastructure and engineering AI tools. |
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Each squad brings together product ownership, engineering, design, quality and data expertise according to its scope. Departmental teams and specialist functions below support these squads; they are not additional delivery squads. Operations retains ownership of customer cases and risk decisions, while Finance retains ownership of financial controls.
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## Departments and teams
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Product has **two teams** and Technology has **five teams**. Each team belongs to one department, with its own leadership and responsibilities. The departments collaborate on delivery without sharing team ownership.
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### Product
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**Purpose:** improve the buyer and seller experience and turn marketplace opportunities into valuable product capabilities.
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| Team | Responsibilities |
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| --- | --- |
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| Orders | Purchase and post-purchase journeys, order status, delivery experience, dispute flows, feedback and loyalty. |
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| Categories | Category experiences, including Boosting and Currency, discovery, conversion and category-specific user journeys. |
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| Sellers & Operations | Seller Portal, seller integrations, onboarding and verification, balances and withdrawals, invoicing and operational tooling. |
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| Data & Intelligence | Product analytics, experimentation, offer ranking, recommendations and decision support. |
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| Product Design | User research, interaction design, design consistency and accessible buyer and seller experiences across product teams. |
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| Product Management | Product strategy, roadmaps, priorities and outcome measurement across discovery, categories, orders, seller tools, payments and operational workflows. |
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| Product Design | User research, interaction design, design consistency and accessible buyer and seller experiences. |
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Product Owners, Designers and Tech Leads work together on each product area. Product owns priorities and outcomes; Technology owns engineering execution and technical quality.
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Product Management owns what to improve and why. Product Design shapes the experience. Both work with Technology teams while remaining within Product.
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### Technology
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**Purpose:** build and operate a secure, reliable marketplace and improve the effectiveness of engineering.
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| Team / function | Responsibilities |
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| Team | Responsibilities |
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| --- | --- |
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| Product Engineering | Develop and maintain marketplace capabilities in cross-functional product teams. |
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| Platform & Reliability | Shared platform services, delivery infrastructure, observability, availability and performance. |
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| Architecture & Security | Technical standards, system design, infrastructure security and secure engineering practices. |
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| Product Engineering | Build and maintain marketplace capabilities, including search, orders, seller tools, checkout, wallet and operational tooling. |
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| Platform & IT | Platform services, delivery infrastructure, observability, reliability, performance, internal systems, employee devices and identity administration. |
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| Architecture & Security | Technical standards, system design, security architecture and secure engineering practices. |
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| Quality Engineering | Test strategy, automation, release quality and defect prevention. |
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| AI Enablement | AI-assisted engineering workflows, developer tools, adoption, standards and safe use of AI. |
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| Internal IT | Identity and access, employee devices, internal systems, software administration and joiner–mover–leaver processes. |
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| Data & AI | Analytics, experimentation, ranking, recommendations, marketplace ML and safe AI-assisted engineering workflows. |
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The CTO owns technology direction. The Head of Engineering leads engineering delivery through Group Engineering Managers and Engineering Managers. The AI Architect coordinates AI enablement across engineering, working with Architecture & Security and team leaders.
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The CTO owns technology direction. The Head of Engineering leads engineering delivery through Group Engineering Managers and Engineering Managers. The AI Architect coordinates AI enablement within Data & AI, working with Architecture & Security and the other Technology teams. These are leadership roles within the five-team structure, not additional teams.
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### Operations
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| People Operations | Employee onboarding, development, performance processes, policies and employee experience. |
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| Office & Administration | Workplace services, office operations and administrative coordination. |
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HR partners with department leaders on team capacity and development. People Operations works with Internal IT on employee onboarding, role changes and offboarding.
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HR partners with department leaders on team capacity and development. People Operations works with Platform & IT on employee onboarding, role changes and offboarding.
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## Leadership and delivery structure
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@@ -127,21 +109,21 @@ HR partners with department leaders on team capacity and development. People Ope
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The diagram shows management responsibility from leader to role or team:
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- **CTO → Head of Engineering → Group Engineering Managers → Engineering Managers → Product Engineering teams.**
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- **CTO → Head of Engineering → Group Engineering Managers → Engineering Managers → the Product Engineering team.**
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- **CTO → AI Architect**, coordinating engineering AI enablement.
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- **COO → Operational Quality**, providing independent quality oversight.
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- **CMO → Brand Team Lead**, leading Brand & Community.
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Product teams combine product ownership, design, engineering, quality and data expertise. Functional management develops people and professional standards; cross-functional teams deliver business outcomes.
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Product and Technology retain separate team ownership and reporting lines. Their teams coordinate priorities, design, engineering, quality and data work to deliver business outcomes.
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## How the departments work together
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| Business outcome | Collaboration |
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| --- | --- |
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| Better buyer experience | Product defines improvements; Technology delivers them; Operations brings customer feedback; Data measures the result. |
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| Better buyer experience | Product defines improvements; Technology delivers them; Operations brings customer feedback; Data & AI measures the result. |
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| Stronger seller experience | Product and Technology develop seller tools; Operations supports sellers; Finance manages financial processes. |
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| Safe and trustworthy trading | Risk & Fraud, Trust & Resolution, Architecture & Security, and Finance coordinate controls and incident responses. |
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| Sustainable growth | Marketing develops demand; Product improves conversion and retention; Finance measures profitability. |
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| AI-powered execution | AI Enablement supports engineering; Data & Intelligence develops marketplace intelligence; Operations improves service and quality workflows. |
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| AI-powered execution | Data & AI supports engineering and develops marketplace intelligence; Operations improves service and quality workflows. |
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Department leaders remain accountable for outcomes, controls and service quality as AI becomes part of everyday work.
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