Product Manager - Payments

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ThriveCartSaaS, Fintech, eCommerce

Remote (EU)Full-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 3-5+ years

Requirements

Proven track record of building and scaling payments systems in a SaaS, fintech, or eCommerce environment
Deep understanding of payment infrastructure, including gateway integrations, card networks, fraud prevention, settlements, and chargebacks
Strong technical fluency—comfortable working closely with engineers and interpreting API documentation
Excellent communication, prioritization, and stakeholder management skills
Strong data-driven mindset—you understand what to track, how to measure it, and how to use insights to iterate quickly
3–5+ years of experience as a Product Manager, ideally with direct ownership over payment products or platforms
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Computer Science, Business, Finance, Economics, or related discipline) preferred but not required
Equivalent practical experience in product management, payments, or fintech may substitute for formal education
Certifications in product management (e.g., Pragmatic, AIPMM, or CSPO) or fintech/payments (e.g., ETA CPP) are a plus but not mandatory
Experience working in agile, cross-functional teams with a focus on delivering customer-centric solutions
Experience with global payment methods, subscriptions, recurring billing, or tax compliance tools
Experience with payments orchestration systems and/or treasury systems is considered a plus
Experience of using AI Agents and implementing and building AI tools and Agents

Responsibilities

Own and execute the end-to-end product strategy and roadmap for ThriveCart’s payments ecosystem (e.g., checkout, payment gateways, transaction routing, fraud, refunds, treasury, and reconciliation)
Define, prioritize, and deliver features that improve conversion rates, reduce friction, and support global scalability
Partner with engineering and design to deliver high-quality user experiences and robust back-end systems
Integrate and maintain third-party payment providers (e.g., Stripe, PayPal, Authorize.net) and explore new options (e.g., local payment methods, wallets, and bank debits)
Ensure all payment solutions meet regulatory requirements (PCI, PSD2, SCA, etc.)
Monitor performance, adoption, and reliability of payment systems using data and user feedback
Collaborate with customer success and support to identify and resolve user pain points related to payments
Stay informed about global payment trends, technologies, and fintech regulations, and bring ideas forward that align with ThriveCart’s growth

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