Senior Product Manager – Payments

Posted 2 days ago

coforgeFort Mill (SC)

Project Management Specialists Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities

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About the role

Role: Senior Product Manager – Payments Location: Fort Mill, SCMode of Hire: Full Time

Responsibilities: Product Delivery & Execution Own roadmap execution, backlog prioritization, and release planning. Translate business requirements into epics, features, user stories, and acceptance criteria. Proactively manage risks, dependencies, and blockers to ensure on-time delivery. Stakeholder & Team Collaboration Partner with business, engineering, architecture, QA, and operations teams. Lead backlog refinement, sprint planning, and product reviews. Provide regular communication on progress, risks, and delivery status. Payments Domain Leadership Serve as the payments SME across card payments, ACH, RTP, Fed Now, digital wallets, settlement, reconciliation, and fraud controls. Ensure solutions align with business needs, industry standards, and regulatory requirements. Quality & Continuous Improvement Support testing, UAT, release readiness, and production support. Drive Agile best practices and continuous improvement across the product lifecycle.

Skills Required: 8+ years of Product Management/Product Owner experience.5+ years of Payments domain experience. Strong experience with Agile delivery, backlog management, and roadmap execution. Hands-on experience with Jira for backlog management, sprint planning, reporting, and release tracking. Deep understanding of payment transaction lifecycles and payment operations. Proven ability to work independently, take ownership, and proactively drive execution.

Preferred Skills: Experience in banking, fintech, payment processors, or enterprise payment platforms. SAFe, CSPO, PSPO, or similar Agile certification. Knowledge of PCI-DSS, NACHA, RTP, Fed Now, and ISO 20022.

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