Product Manager II (Mobile)

This is a product manager role focused on consumer fintech and financial services, fully remote within the United States. The PM will own end-to-end product development across banking, payments, BNPL, investing/crypto, and remittances. The role requires 2-7 years of experience and involves building high-quality, customer-facing features, with a stated compensation of $160k–$180k per year.

This is a Product Manager III role focused on core banking systems and digital banking integrations, available remotely in Canada. The PM will own the end-to-end delivery of core banking integrations and foundational digital banking features. Key responsibilities include managing API definitions, ACH, payments, and serving as the primary client-facing product contact for complex technical workflows.

This is a Product Manager role focused on payroll, and it is 100% remote. The PM will define the product vision and strategy for the payroll platform, owning workflows, compliance, and feature roadmaps. The role requires strong payroll domain knowledge, experience setting product strategy, and utilizing AI tools to improve payroll experiences. Compensation is $132.5k–$155k per year.

This is a Product Manager role focused on internal tools and financial operations, available remotely across the Americas. The PM will own the product roadmap for structural bottlenecks, including AML/KYC, reconciliations, corporate actions, and tax reporting. This role requires deep operational knowledge of brokerage workflows, platform strategy, and leveraging AI for automation.

This is a Product Manager role focused on the trading platform and financial services, available remotely. The PM will own the end-to-end trader experience, including product strategy, platform optimization, and defining product roadmaps. This role requires driving product innovation in the prop trading landscape, with compensation listed at $100k–$125k per year.

This is a product manager role focused on enterprise financial planning and analytics, working remotely within the EU. The PM will own the product strategy and roadmap for the core enterprise software stack, including financial planning, reporting, and operational systems. This role requires scaling product decision-making processes and involves deep customer interaction with CFOs and finance teams.