Product Manager

Role overview Own product initiatives across consumer experiences and business software, shaping work from early discovery through release. Partner with engineers, designers, leadership, and external organizations to turn complex financial workflows into clear, scalable product solutions. The role also contributes to how a small product team plans, documents, and works together.

Responsibilities - Lead product work from problem discovery and requirements through delivery and iteration. - Translate partner needs and user workflows into prioritized product plans. - Work closely with engineering and design to shape solutions that can scale. - Align technical and business stakeholders, surface trade-offs, and inform roadmap decisions. - Engage external partners to understand how products perform and where they can improve. - Improve team documentation, rituals, and product practices as the organization grows.

Requirements - Experience building and shipping software products with engineering teams. - Ability to break down complex systems and workflows into practical product solutions. - Technical fluency to discuss APIs, data flows, and architecture with engineers. - Skill in turning real-world problems into clear requirements and priorities. - Strong written and verbal communication across technical and non-technical groups. - Ownership, adaptability, and independence in a fast-changing remote environment.

Nice to have - Experience with SaaS, infrastructure, developer tools, enterprise integrations, or partner-facing products. - Familiarity with fintech, financial services, regulated industries, or early-stage companies. - Education or experience in engineering, computer science, analytics, or a related technical field.

Benefits and work setup Remote-first within the United States, with equity, health coverage, retirement benefits, paid time off, an annual retreat, a company laptop, and a home-office stipend. The listed salary range is $120,000–$150,000.