Product Manager - | Prairie, |
$91,700 - $163,700 per year
ApplyProduct Manager - | Prairie, |
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$91,700 - $163,700 per year
About the role
- Own the full product lifecycle for assigned card products or product domains, including strategy, discovery, design, development readiness, launch, optimization, and retirement
- Define product strategy, roadmap, value proposition, business outcomes, and success measures aligned to customer, market, regulatory, risk, and business needs
- Drive product performance, including revenue, growth, profitability, customer adoption, operational efficiency, and risk outcomes
- Own or influence product P&L, including pricing, margins, forecasting, and financial impacts, in partnership with Finance
- Create clear product requirements, process flows, customer journeys, acceptance criteria, and prioritized backlog content that are ready for technology refinement and delivery
- Maintain product readiness by identifying open decisions, dependencies, risks, business rules, and accountable owners before work is committed
- Independently navigate complex and ambiguous product decisions and drive cross-functional issues to resolution
- Own product outcomes across business teams, technology, operations, risk, compliance, legal, finance, and third-party card partners
- Engage with customers, partners, and internal stakeholders to inform product direction and improve the customer experience
- Provide concise, decision-oriented updates on product outcomes, readiness, risks, dependencies, and required leadership actions
- Use customer insights, product data, market research, and competitive analysis to identify growth and improvement opportunities
- Leverage approved AI and automation capabilities to accelerate product analysis, requirements development, decision support, and product documentation
- Experience with small business, commercial, provider, consumer, or healthcare lending
- Experience with product-level P&L ownership, pricing, forecasting, or financial performance management
- Experience with loan origination, loan servicing, credit decisioning, payments, portfolio monitoring, or collections capabilitiesExperience with APIs, data integrations, digital lending platforms, or third-party financial technology providers
- Experience working across multiple delivery teams or shared platform capabilitiesExperience using AI or automation in product management activities
- Experience mentoring or serving as a subject matter resource
- Familiarity with Agile or iterative product development practices
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