Senior Product Manager - Checkout

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Remote in PolandFull-TimeSenior

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years of experience in Product Management
Experience in online marketplaces (preferred)
Proven experience shipping features in transactional or checkout flows across multiple surfaces (native apps and web)
Track record of running A/B tests that improved conversion or revenue
Experience working in a "Pod" or cross-functional team model
Demonstrated ability to develop experimentation strategies that measure both short- and long-term success
Deep empathy for the user and relentless focus on making the booking experience frictionless, trustworthy, and reassuring
Understanding of how a two-sided marketplace functions and navigating trade-offs between conversion, risk, and operational constraints
Strong communication skills, able to convey complex checkout and payments concepts clearly
Experience writing concise product requirements and distilling experiment results into clear recommendations
Ability to quickly gain context in a complex domain, identify growth levers, and contribute
Comfortable moving from backend logic and platform architecture to user-facing confirmation experiences and in-checkout UX
Familiarity with ML-driven features like recommendations or personalization in checkout or post-booking contexts (plus)

Responsibilities

Drive Velocity & Strategy: Own the end-to-end testing cycle for the Checkout Pod. Define hypotheses, launch A/B tests, and iterate based on results to drive checkout conversion and post-booking engagement.
Lead the Roadmap: Create and deliver a comprehensive product roadmap for checkout and post-booking experiences, prioritizing initiatives based on impact and strategic value. Measure and report pod’s impact to the business.
Work Across Surfaces: Lead checkout and confirmation flows across web and mobile app platforms (iOS/Android), understanding nuances for a cohesive, high-trust experience.
Navigate Ambiguity: Comfortably operate in situations where technical, regulatory, or business constraints are evolving, making data-backed "pivot or persevere" decisions.
Stakeholder Engagement: Build strong relationships with key stakeholders across Payments, Fraud, Loyalty, App, and Brand teams. Communicate product performance and vision clearly to senior leadership while advocating for travelers.
Collaborate with your Pod: Act as the product lead for a cross-functional team of engineers, designers, researchers, and data scientists, focusing on reliability, conversion, quality, and speed.

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