About the position
As a Product Manager, you will play a large role in the success and growth of our business. You will own multiple features, partnering closely with the broader team to ensure the overall success of our products. Within your product team you’ll partner with design, data, user research, product marketing and engineering to identify trends in the market, understand the most pressing user needs, and build products that carry the business forward.
Responsibilities
- Contribute to and communicate a vision for the area of the product that you work on
- Own end-to-end product features
- Iterate and evolve your product features at a rapid pace to meet the ever-growing demands of our expanding customer base
- Collaborate daily with Design, Engineering and Go-To-Market teams to bring your product features through all phases of product development including ideation, design, development, product rollout and launch
- Deliver clear, thoughtful documentation throughout the process which can be easily understood by technical and non-technical decision-makers
- Communicate regularly with users, fostering strong relationships with key customers
- Leverage data to make informed decisions when confronted with ambiguity
- Understand technical dependencies and communicate necessary changes to your engineering counterparts
Requirements
- Min 2-5 years of Product Management experience at a software company working on user facing applications
- Experience in corporate finance tools, marketplaces, payments, procure to pay, credit/debit cards, acquiring, issuing bank transfers and/or billing processes is a plus
- Self-driver who can dive deep into complex problems, then design and deliver solutions
- Excellent project management skills
- Relationship-building skills to collaborate with internal subject-matter experts and external customers
- Someone who is obsessed about their stakeholders and can anticipate their needs
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to grasp complex engineering and product intricacies and simplify them to teach others how they work
