Director, Product Management - Network Product and Platforms

Posted 4 days ago

jobleadsusMcLean (VA)

General and Operations ManagersOther Activities Related to Credit Intermediation

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Director, Product Management – Network Product and Platforms Product ManagementAs part of the Global Payments Network Product team, you will partner in the transformation of how millions of customers engage with their money. You will be responsible for improving the consistency, scalability, and adoption of payment experiences across our platforms. ResponsibilitiesEvaluate current processes, identify areas for improvement, and implement solutions that support business goals and meet customer needs. Work across product areas such as Authorizations, Settlement, Disputes, Backoffice, Pricing, and Go‑to‑Market. Use data, technology, and collaboration to deliver reliable, efficient, and user‑friendly payment products. Lead cross‑functional teams to solve customer problems and drive organizational alignment. QualificationsBasic Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in any field and at least 5 years of Product Management experience. Preferred Qualifications:Experience translating business strategy and analysis into consumer‑facing digital products. Proficiency in five key product management foundations: Human Centered, Business Focused, Technology Driven, Integrated Problem Solving, and Transformational Leadership. Equal Opportunity EmployerCapital One is an equal opportunity employer (EOE, including disability/vet) committed to non‑discrimination in compliance with applicable federal, state, and local laws. Capital One promotes a drug‑free workplace.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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