Product Manager (Fintech)
Product Manager (Fintech)
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Develop and maintain a clear, actionable product roadmap.
- Create and prioritize user discovery sessions to define stories based on business and customer needs.
- Assess and sequence work to maximize business value and impact.
- Perform regular backlog grooming to ensure items are well-defined and ready for development.
- Communicate product vision, priorities, and updates to the development team.
- Align product initiatives with company goals, stakeholder input, and user feedback to drive performance and satisfaction
- Enjoy a casual dress code, dynamic and high-energy team members, and the ability to learn and execute business skills.
- This is a 6-month contract with the possibility of extension or conversion to perm.
- 3+ years of Product Management experience supporting Accounting or Fnance-focused products
- Experience writing and prioritizing user stories and defining acceptance criteria
- Strong roadmap development and product planning skills
- Hands-on experience with backlog grooming and refinement
- Ability to break down large initiatives into well-defined, manageable work items
- Experience in Agile environments (sprint planning, stand-ups, iterative delivery)
- Excel - VLOOKUPS and Pivot Tables
- Exposure to SQL to pull data for data analysis
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
- Must be authorized to work in the US. No Visa Sponsorships/Transfers.
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